Seven Willow Designs

Want a space that feels considered, cohesive and entirely your own?
Seven Willow Designs was recently engaged to procure and style the display apartment for West Residences Mt Lawley, located at 101 West Parade in Mount Lawley.

At West Residences Mt Lawley, Seven Willow Designs was engaged to procure and style the display apartment at 101 West Parade, responding directly to the building’s architectural language rather than layering over it.

Warm timbers, sculptural forms and curated artworks were selected to sit in quiet conversation with the material palette and detailing of the residence.

Nothing is excessive. Nothing is incidental.
Each element is placed with intention, contributing to a composition that feels balanced, calm and inherently liveable.

The result is a space that reflects not only the architecture, but the way it’s meant to be experienced.

While our core focus remains renovations, design and fit-outs, projects like this allow us to explore our design philosophy at a broader scale, where architecture and interiors are considered as one continuous dialogue.

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Interior Designer: Sharon Wiley and the Seven Willow Designs team
Black & White Pen Illustrations: Murray Smoker
Developer: Willing Perth
Videographer: Properth

Design direction:
Facade + interior: New York Mid-Century
Furniture + furnishings: Mid-Century with Bauhaus influence

Tied together with standout pieces from:
Sheridan
CoTheory
Edge: Furniture for Life
Merlino Furniture
Darcy & Duke
West Elm
Mobilia
Kave Home Australia
MCM House

Seven Willow Designs specialises in designing and sourcing eclectic, one-of-a-kind pieces that bring a space together.

For the display apartment at West Residences, Sharon Wiley and her team styled the interiors to reflect the architectural language of the building while creating a refined and elevated living environment.

A carefully curated furniture collection anchors the space, including a warm-toned sofa, sculptural timber occasional pieces and mid-century inspired dining furniture. These selections echo the apartment’s curved forms, arched windows and warm timber flooring.

The material palette combines natural timber, soft linen textiles and muted tones to create a calm and cohesive interior atmosphere, allowing the architecture to remain the focal point.

Thoughtfully selected furniture is one of the most powerful tools in shaping how a space feels and functions. When the right pieces are chosen, the architecture, materials and interior styling work together as a single cohesive design.

If you’re developing, renovating or designing a space and would like guidance on sourcing unique furniture pieces or creating a cohesive interior scheme, get in touch with Seven Willow Designs to discuss your project.

Special thanks to our suppliers and collaborators!
Developer: Willing Perth \ Interior Design: Klopper & Davis Architects
Illustrations: Murray Smoker
Photography: Jenna French
Furniture and homewares: Merlino furniture, Mobilia, Living Edge: Furniture for Life, MCM House, Kave Home Australia, Sheridan, West Elm, Darcy & Duke, CoTheory