For VR Casa, she collaborated with a local design company, Ren Marble to come up with sculptures that reflect her love for the female form. Taking inspiration from the local goddess of fertility, the Lakapati sculpture radiates the exaggerated curves of a woman. “She reminds me of how my body looks like now too, a miracle,” Romoff explains.

Inspired by the mythical goddesses, the objets in the collection are hand-sculpted by local artisans made from unvarnished, raw marble from Romblon. Perfect for the coffee table or any corner, these masterfully crafted unique pieces accentuate any space in the home.

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“Each piece in the collection is curved and soft, an ode to the female body. Along with this, a few comfortable and considered wardrobe for the home that I feel consistently reflects the brand’s aesthetics,” she adds, talking about the silk robes that the line also offers. “I had so much fun putting our first VR Casa collection together and I hope you enjoy the pieces as much as I do,” Romoff concludes.

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To know more, please visit Vania Romoff's website here.