Nyra Troyce

Nyra Troyce is the creative mind behind an interdisciplinary design studio that transforms the essence of
spaces. She advises major hotel chains and design firms in interior design, textile development, and
experience creation. She leads her own design studio, where she develops comprehensive projects that combine furniture, textiles, tapestries, and spatial solutions with a holistic approach. Her expertise in FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment) has allowed her to collaborate with leading architecture and interior design firms, defining contract specifications that meet the highest standards of quality, functionality, and sustainability.

Her work in contract design and specification spans from selecting high-performance materials, fire-
retardant, antibacterial, and low-maintenance ,to integrating innovative textile solutions that enhance the spatial experience in hospitality, office, and luxury development environments. Her vision merges
technology, craftsmanship, and aesthetics to ensure spaces that are not only visually striking but also
comfortable, durable, and environmentally responsible.

Nyra is a pioneer in Latin America with her transversal design approach, blending artisanal practices with industrial processes to promote well-being and social responsibility. She is currently completing her first textile collection in collaboration with the Spanish firm Gancedo, inspired by the milpa, a traditional Mexican farming system that symbolizes coexistence and interdependence. For her, corn represents Mexico, and the milpa, as an analogy of life, underscores the importance of "the other" in responsible consumption.

Nyra’s work not only transforms spaces ,it creates emotional connections. Her narrative and
multidisciplinary approach proves that design is not just a trend, but a contemporary necessity.
With over two decades of experience, she has established herself as an influential textile designer, a leader in the contract sector, and a reference in the integration of design, specification, and sensory experience.