Home
·Projects
·Holiday Magazine
·2025
·The House That Grew From The Ground

Editorial collage featuring artist Danila Vassilieff, rustic stone architecture of Stonygrad, handwritten text, and an article layout.

Rustic cabin bedroom interior featuring raw timber support columns, exposed wood beam ceiling, stone walls, and a minimalist bed.

Rustic stone room interior with exposed timber log beams, a stone fireplace, wooden armchair, and painted wall fresco.

Diptych showing a man building a stone wall in black and white beside a color view of a stone house with a tree-motif wooden door.

Rustic stone archway framing a sunlit dining area with a wooden table, chairs, and large multi-pane windows looking outdoors.

Rustic wooden plank door with a timber latch set within a rough fieldstone wall looking into an interior bedroom.

Diptych editorial spread featuring a black-and-white landscape with text title and a color photo of a rustic stone cottage surrounded by trees.

Holiday Magazine The House That Grew From The Ground 2025

About

Holiday Magazine presents 'The House That Grew From The Ground,' a photographic study of artist Danila Vassilieff’s self-built Stonygrad residence. Captured by photographer Derek Henderson, the editorial feature explores the intersection of rustic stone masonry and timber architecture through a series of organic, natural-light interiors. The feature employs a collage technique, balancing archival construction photography with contemporary documentation of the home’s tactile surfaces. Through the use of layered typography and a warm, earthy color palette, the layout highlights the structure’s hand-built details and the integration of figurative wall murals within its rugged masonry frame.