Vista Grove, Toorak – Stevens Waters Building

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Vista Road, Toorak

Status: Completed
Architecture and interior designers: BYMYSA

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Silver House by By Mysa: Heritage white brick facade with original chimney and terracotta roof tiles in Melbourne.

Side perspective of Silver House by By Mysa showing the transition from heritage brick to a contemporary modern extension.

Modern garden path with pavers leading to the contemporary masonry extension of Silver House by By Mysa.

Minimalist side entry at Silver House featuring a sage green door, white brickwork, and vintage-style outdoor lighting.

Rear elevation of Silver House featuring large timber sliding doors and a white corrugated iron roof extension.

Contemporary rear extension by By Mysa showing the indoor-outdoor flow between the living zone and garden.

Restrained landscape design at Silver House featuring a repurposed heritage water pump as a garden water feature.

Architectural framing: View into the Silver House living area through timber-framed sliding doors by By Mysa.

View from the modern living zone toward the unstructured garden, highlighting the balance of order and organic growth.

Light-filled interior featuring House of Finn Juhl’s Sheepskin Pelican Chair in the Silver House living area.

Mid-century modern dining area at Silver House showcasing the House of Finn Juhl Silver Table and curated artwork.

Lounge setting at Silver House featuring the Fabricius & Kastholm FK87 Grasshopper Chair against a neutral backdrop.

Minimalist living room by By Mysa featuring sculptural decorative lighting and warm timber floorboards.

Internal view of the heritage-to-modern transition, emphasizing spatial planning and sightlines at Silver House.

Quiet sitting corner featuring the Arne Jacobsen Swan Sofa with views of the Melbourne garden extension.

Architectural perspective of Silver House highlighting the mid-century Danish furniture collection curated by By Mysa.

Custom timber joinery and stone detailing within the Silver House project, emphasizing craftsmanship and longevity.

Living room flow at Silver House showing the connection to the garden through full-height rear sliding doors.

Close-up of material tactility at Silver House: Stone, brushed nickel, and warm timber palettes by By Mysa.

Detail shot of the Sheepskin Pelican Chair by House of Finn Juhl, a focal point of the Silver House interior.

Soft neutral color palette and tactile material composition in the contemporary wing of Silver House.

Shadow play on the heritage white brickwork and original chimney of Silver House by By Mysa.

Minimalist ensuite featuring a Queensland-quarried Kalana natural stone vanity and brushed nickel fixings.

Detail of the Kalana stone vanity elevation at Silver House, anchoring the pared-back bathroom design.

Framed view of the landscape garden from within the Silver House living zone, connecting architecture and nature.

Detailed view of the House of Finn Juhl ‘Silver Table’ set within the light-filled dining space.

Exterior view of the Silver House addition featuring corrugated iron roofing and narrow-format brickwork.

Perspective of the renovated heritage front at Silver House, Melbourne, showcasing the white brick facade.

Interior sightline from the kitchen-living zone toward the rear garden of Silver House by By Mysa.

Hero shot: Open-plan living area at Silver House featuring curated Danish furniture and a seamless outdoor connection.

Designer dining space at Silver House featuring iconic Finn Juhl pieces and Australian decorative lighting.

Architectural detail: The dialogue between heritage brick and contemporary interior styling at Silver House.

Heritage water pump water feature repurposed within the restrained garden design at Silver House.

Dusk view of Silver House by By Mysa, showing the warm interior lighting and corrugated iron utilitarian honesty

By Mysa Signature Project: Silver House, a Melbourne residence balancing nostalgia, refinement, and modern architecture.

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