Western Australia Surfer Aesthetic Style

Western Australian Beaches is popular for its surfer beaches. With one of the longest and most dynamic coastlines in the world, surfing in Western Australia is a must-go for many hobby-and professional surfers.

There are many famous local surf spots in Perth, such as Trigg Beach, Cottesloe, Scarborough Beach, North Beach, Leighton Beach, Mandurah, Quinns Rock or Lancelin. These are just a few local spots. There are also popular Surfer spots on the South-West Coast of WA, such as Yallingup, Margaret River or Albany or in the North of WA, like Geraldton, Kalbarri or the Ningaloo Reef.

This so called “Surfer Lifestyle” is loved and implemented in many areas of the Western Australian lifestyle. Local coffeeshops and restaurants, clothing stores, holiday resorts, architecture, interior design and home decor are just a few examples to represent the coastal lifestyle or the surfer aesthetics.

As a Western Australian Interior Design Company, we are familiar with this kind of style. There are many similarities between the surfer aesthetic style and the Boho or coastal style in terms of colour, material and shape. The surfer aesthetic style is a young, modern, laid-back style.

Natural, sandy colours or blue oceanic tones, furniture out of natural timber material, like pine wood or even solid walnut timber, surfboard shaped floating shelves, jute rugs and baskets, wall art displaying sand and waves, or palm trees are some of the characteristics of the surfer aesthetics style.

With the amazing sunsets at the West-Coast colors like reds, oranges, yellows, magenta and purple to indigo or saturated blue tones for the ocean can also be added to the surfer aesthetics interior style.

Some nice small home decor items to add to an already existing interior would be shells in different shapes and sizes, macrame wall hangers or plant hangers, scented candles, smaller or bigger pot plants, coconut shell bowls or small vases in sandy, natural colors.