Vanina Muracciole

Born of Italian and Corsican origins, Vanina Muracciole grew up surrounded by the captivating aromas of the maquis and inspired by the artistic background of her family. She pursued her passion for chemistry and obtained a degree before attending the prestigious Institut Supérieur International du Parfum, de la Cosmétique et de l'Aromatique Alimentaire (ISIPCA) in Versailles. Muracciole’s career began in Milan, followed by a stay in Grasse with the prestigious fragrance company, Mane. During her time with Mane, she honed her skills and developed her signature style. Later, she collaborated independently with master perfumer Thomas Fontaine on Jean Patou. In 2012, Muracciole embraced her independence and began working as an independent perfumer. Since then, she has designed numerous fragrances for niche and confidential fragrance houses such as Jovoy, Jeroboam, Le Galion, Comptoir Sud Pacifique, Fragonard, Lubin, and Masque Milano. Vanina Muracciole’s unique approach to perfume creation is deeply rooted in the experiences of her childhood and her cultural background. Drawing inspiration from the captivating aromas of her homeland, she infuses her creations with a blend of tradition and modernity. Her artistic family background also influences her work, allowing her to craft fragrances that evoke emotions and resonate with her audience. Muracciole’s independent career in the world of fragrances has enabled her to collaborate with various brands and create scents that embody her unique vision. Her work with niche and confidential perfume houses demonstrates her ability to design fragrances that satisfy a demanding clientele that appreciates the art and sophistication behind each creation.