Why Viloria is more than just a store

Life has brought me a difficult journey. I live with an advanced stage of cancer, where the goal is no longer a complete cure, but to live the time I have ahead of me as best as possible.

This experience showed me how incredibly precious ordinary, seemingly banal moments are. Laughing together. Creating with my boys. The opportunity to completely switch off, at least for a moment, not think about hospitals, examinations, worries and especially pain. My greatest desire is for my sons to have a beautiful memory of me and for something lasting to remain after me that will bring good. That is why I decided that Viloria would not be just an ordinary e-shop, but a mission.

I know firsthand the endless and anxious hours that one spends in hospital corridors. That's why I started bringing our houses to waiting rooms where patients are waiting for chemotherapy. I wanted people to have something to occupy their hands and minds, to think of other ideas and to shorten their difficult moments. I did it on a small scale, but in order to be able to buy a dosgradient of material and make the time more pleasant for a larger number of patients, I decided to sell the houses. Every purchase helps us finance material for other patients.

Our philosophy of assistance: Three houses for joy, one for hope

We are committed to a clear mission: For every three houses or creative sets that people purchase from us, we donate one house free of charge to pediatric oncology patients.

Little warriors in hospitals will receive a complete package from us with acrylic markers and everything they need to create. My greatest wish is that children during demanding treatment can at least take a moment to relax from reality, immerse themselves in fantasy and create stories in which they are the brave heroes.

When you purchase a product from Viloria, you're not just supporting a small family business. You're helping us create smiles, new stories, and bring pieces of magic to where people need them most in their lives.

"Every house has a story. And every story can brighten someone's day."