Apple Perth City Store Opens With Special Wallpaper and Local Spotlight
Apple is expanding its footprint in Australia with a brand-new store in the heart of Perth. The upcoming Apple Perth City store at Forrest Place opens its doors on Friday, June 27, 2025, replacing the existing Hay Street location. Located in a beautifully restored heritage building once home to the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the store will serve as both a retail hub and a cultural destination. Apple is marking this grand opening with exclusive digital content, including a new floral-themed wallpaper and curated local media.
New Apple Perth City Store Opens at Forrest Place
The new Apple Perth City store will officially open on June 27 at 9 a.m. local time, bringing a fresh retail experience to Forrest Place. Apple fans will recognize the historic building at the corner of Murray Street as the former site of City Beach, now transformed into a modern Apple retail environment. The store promises to be a vibrant space for product discovery, workshops, and community events. It replaces the older Hay Street store, which will close permanently on June 25.
Apple Celebrates With Free Wallpaper and Local Creators
To celebrate the grand opening, Apple has released a special floral-themed wallpaper designed to reflect the beauty of Western Australia. It's available for free download on the store page and works seamlessly across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Beyond the visuals, Apple is spotlighting local talent across Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Books, showcasing artists and storytellers from Western Australia in a unique digital tribute.
A New Chapter for Apple Retail in Perth
The Apple Perth City store isn’t just a retail upgrade—it’s a celebration of creativity, community, and local culture. Whether you’re visiting for the latest tech, a Today at Apple session, or simply to enjoy the stunning architecture, this new store aims to be a landmark. As Apple puts it: "Prepare to discover a flourishing hub of creativity, as we open the door to a new era of growth for Perth and for you."
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