By Sculpt Fireplace Collection
Discover the captivating allure of the Silo House, an architectural masterpiece that seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern innovation. Featured on Grand Designs Australia (Season 10, Ep 2) and available for holiday rental, this exceptional residence stands as a testament to unique design and immersive living. Completed in 2020, the Silo House has earned its place among Australia's top 100 distinctive stays, captivating attention with its character and allure. Nestled in the scenic Gippsland town of Inverloch, this architectural gem defies expectations.
Unveiling its rustic charm and modern elegance, the Silo House seamlessly integrates history with innovation. The design thoughtfully incorporates the striking Seguin Super 9 freestanding wood fireplace, poised atop a sleek black steel bench, providing a focal point of warmth and allure. High ceilings effortlessly accommodate two mezzanine rooms and silo bedrooms, each with ensuites, creating an inviting retreat. The sprawling open plan living and dining area is adorned with an industrial-style kitchen, inviting friends to gather around the expansive dining table or the inviting fire pit. The allure extends to the underground "speak easy" lounge, perfect for quiet escapes or engaging rounds of poker. Beyond the inviting beds, this haven promises an experience that transcends the ordinary.
Discover a captivating rural oasis within the Silo House. Situated in Inverloch, Victoria, this stunning retreat resonates with the allure of a cozy escape and the contemporary marvel of exposed industrial elements. Born from the need to replace the original cedar farmhouse, the Silo House is a testament to the creative fusion of old and new. With its unique blend of repurposed materials, modern furnishings, and vintage finds, the Silo House stands as a welcoming sanctuary. Designed over three levels, it accommodates up to 12 people in four bedrooms, offering generous spaces to relax, gather, and immerse oneself in comfort. From the grand fireplace encircled by pre-loved leather seating to the panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, every corner of this architectural marvel invites relaxation and cherished memories.
What began as a dream evolved into an exquisite reality with the creation of the Silo House. Envisioned by Allister and Belinda Scott, this architectural masterpiece emerged from the ashes of a 100-year-old dairy in Sale, Victoria. The dream of rebuilding on the same spot took shape as a generous three-level getaway, adorned with reclaimed materials and innovative design. From salvaged bricks to oversized steel beams, the transformation marries farmhouse nostalgia with contemporary elegance. The Silo House is a restorative haven where heritage and modernity intertwine, inviting visitors to indulge in the beauty of both the past and the present.
The Silo House stands as a testament to the power of turning dreams into reality. What began as a vision of repurposing old dairy sheds and silos has blossomed into a captivating masterpiece that harmoniously marries the old and the new. This extraordinary transformation captures the essence of design innovation, as the project delicately preserved the existing silos while infusing the space with a collection of thoughtfully curated refurbished elements sourced from local second-hand stores. With an eye for detail, the Silo House radiates with character, showcasing the marriage of rustic charm and industrial chic, making it a truly unique getaway experience that bridges the gap between nostalgia and contemporary living.
This remarkable residence has a narrative that spans generations and continents, originating as a functional farm and maturing into a sought-after refuge for visitors worldwide. With a history rooted in the very soil it sits upon, Silo House embraces its agricultural heritage while inviting guests to partake in its story. The metamorphosis from a utilitarian farmstead to an acclaimed destination is a journey that underscores the power of design, preservation, and the harmonious coexistence of past and present.
The silos, once instrumental in storing grain, now shelter guests in luxurious quarters, bridging time and purpose. The verdant fields that once nurtured crops now provide a serene backdrop for contemplation, connecting past farmers' toil with the modern traveler's respite. This transformation epitomizes the magic of architecture that doesn't just inhabit a space but becomes an integral part of its narrative, reinventing a chapter of history while preserving its essence.
Originally envisioned as a serene family holiday retreat, The Silo House has transformed into a beacon of design and cultural immersion. While initially created as a private haven, its allure and architectural prowess garnered attention, leading to the decision of welcoming guests from around the globe. This evolution has allowed the grand design, infused with meticulous details and rich local narratives, to be shared beyond its creators' kin. Now, it stands as not only a sanctuary for relaxation but also a conduit for experiencing the vibrant cultural tapestry and histories that surround it, inviting visitors to indulge in a curated blend of heritage and design excellence.
Sculpt Fireplace Collection is an Australian-owned company that exclusively supplies some of the world’s most sought-after high-end luxury fireplaces.
Intent on providing Australians with a dynamic collection of designer fires, Sculpt Fireplace Collection has strategically gathered not only award-winning fireplace designs but also fireplaces that have been manufactured with high-quality materials and the best raw steel and 100% pure original cast iron which is built to last.
Our wood fire manufacturers integrate innovation, technology, environmental impact, operational expertise, and quality while holding design at the forefront. We aim to fill homes with the maximum of comfort while capturing the true art and meaning of a sculptural fireplace in any living space.
Sculpt is proud to be the sole importer of Seguin, Axis, and JC Bordelet fireplaces, with exclusive distribution rights throughout Australia and New Zealand.
With the integration of Axis and JC Bordelet products, Seguin is now the first company combining three different ranges of wood heating appliances (traditional cast iron fireboxes with Seguin, lineal fireboxes with Axis, and designer suspended fireplaces with JC Bordelet).The strength of the Seguin group is that it has always kept the roots and spirit of its brands and products, with the three companies sharing the same philosophy…
“To combine quality craftsmanship with exquisite design at the forefront.”
Now, Seguin has a network of 250 dealers all over France and is exporting to 30 countries. Employing 120 people: 80 in the head office at Randan, 20 in Montpellier (JC Bordelet), and 20 in Belley (Axis). Igniting inspiration with a new dimension in fireplace design is now an easy choice. Available now in Australia and New Zealand – exclusively distributed by Sculpt Fireplace Collection.