Saving lives. It's what an angel does. Angels have been known to recsue us from our demons, sef-destructive ways to physically saving our lives. Here at Angels Playpen, we know angels come in many different forms, children, parents, men of valor and women of kindness. However, we celebrate the angels who so often never get the recognized for their contributions outside their beauty. Today we have Valya Romanova, who not only saves us men from death of desire but works with surgeons saving real lives.

The angel before us, though seemingly descended from the heavens themselves, is originally from Mesquite, Texas. Fittingly she is now living in the city of angels; Los Angeles. There she shares her home with four adorable canines; B.B., Belle, Brutus and Benji. A true angel, she is charitable whenever possible, giving to causes that touch her heart. She finds pleasure in charitable acts, spending time with family and friends, traveling and shopping.

“I am on the countryside in Sweden and I am sitting near a window and I see fields and a small hill with some trees,” our angel states. “Missing a blue sky because it’s a cloudy day.” Cloudy day and all, her mood is sunny. She answers my questions with a refreshing candor, embracing the exchange I find myself absorbing her words.

Oooh! There’s a cockroach…  Of course I am just kidding in an attempt at humor, toying around with our current angel’s biggest fear in life. I know I have failed, however, my ploy works as an introduction to Solveiga Mykolaityte. A Lithuanian angel with high-fashion looks, couture aesthetics and glamorous poses, whose story is one of mystery and obvious ambition. “I come from Lithuania,” she says, repeating the  well-known fact, “but now live in New York.” Both of her parents are Lithuanian. “I am 100% Lithuanian,” she announces proudly. “So I am [a] real Baltic girl.”

This furniture piece complements a variety of settings. Essentially a server-on-a-stand, with a solid wood base and aluminum top is made by Swedish furniture maker Markus Form. However Germany based industrial designer Bao Nghi-Droste imagined it's conception. "It is always my intention to create objects displaying a confident gesture..." Bao explains, "using a geometrically clear, simple and pure language."

“I’m in sunny Florida,” says our angel, “and I see a definite beach day out my window.” A picturesque scene of an angel seated in her home surrounded by heaven is practically hand-drawn in front of me like a sketch by an artist in Times Square; picture perfect. As she tells of the vision before her she seems content and happy as if she is seated in her favorite place in her home, which actually turns out to be her kitchen.

“My name is Kara Cooper, I’m a model from the Okanagan, BC area,” is her opening statement, beginning a tour of words that will ultimately show much of what we need to know about the angel. “I’m at home and I see a lovely view from my window,” she says being open and mysterious in the same breath. Growing up, “I was pretty shy actually,” confesses Kara. “I was often quiet when first meeting people, but would open up once getting to know them better.”

Life is about choices. We have all heard this before. The model before us is known just as much for the choices she makes as for the breathtaking beauty she is. One major choice she made was a vegan lifestyle forged out of her love of our planet. “I know for a fact that I am on the correct path that I’ve always wanted to be in,” Creestaaal says of her choice to go Vegan. I myself, am a struggling humanitarian so angels like Creestaaal become beacons of inspiration, idealism and consciousness. “I would love to inspire many to make the compassionate choice and go Vegan,” she continues, “I would love to be a role model for everything Vegan.”