Nyra Troyce
Interior designer Mexico City / Mexico
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Nyra Troyce has been dedicated to textile art since she was young. The first part of her career started at the design school of INBAL and graduated as a textile designer from the Universidad Iberoamericana. In 2005, she joined the textile company Maharam in Mexico, which opened her eyes to a new world.
Different designers and factories worldwide began a revolution to create textiles that combined technology, design, beauty, and functionality, turning them into tools for interior design. Nyra considers herself one of the pioneers in the Contract world in Mexico. Textile designer? Interior designer? Her work encompasses a bit of all these disciplines, but she defines herself as a textile artist. In addition to functionality, her craft has a strong artistic element. As a skilled artist-artisan, she has a special sensitivity towards the materials she works with, appreciating fabrics with all her senses: touch, scent, visual effect, and their function in spaces. Currently, with over 20 years of passion for interior design and a strong specialization in FF&E, she has her own design studio where she creates textiles, furniture, tapestries, and complete projects. She also collaborates with prominent architecture firms in the hospitality field, providing consultancy services.
Different designers and factories worldwide began a revolution to create textiles that combined technology, design, beauty, and functionality, turning them into tools for interior design. Nyra considers herself one of the pioneers in the Contract world in Mexico. Textile designer? Interior designer? Her work encompasses a bit of all these disciplines, but she defines herself as a textile artist. In addition to functionality, her craft has a strong artistic element. As a skilled artist-artisan, she has a special sensitivity towards the materials she works with, appreciating fabrics with all her senses: touch, scent, visual effect, and their function in spaces. Currently, with over 20 years of passion for interior design and a strong specialization in FF&E, she has her own design studio where she creates textiles, furniture, tapestries, and complete projects. She also collaborates with prominent architecture firms in the hospitality field, providing consultancy services.
Nyra Troyce has been dedicated to textile art since she was young. The first part of her career started at the design school of INBAL and graduated as a textile designer from the Universidad Iberoamericana. In 2005, she joined the textile company Maharam in Mexico, which opened her eyes to a new world. Different designers and factories worldwide began a revolution to create textiles that combined technology, design, beauty, and functionality, turning them into tools for interior design. Nyra considers herself one of the pioneers in the Contract world in Mexico. Textile designer? Interior designer? Her work encompasses a bit of all these disciplines, but she defines herself as a textile artist. In addition to functionality, her craft has a strong artistic element. As a skilled artist-artisan, she has a special sensitivity towards the materials she works with, appreciating fabrics with all her senses: touch, scent, visual effect, and their function in spaces. Currently, with over 20 years of passion for interior design and a strong specialization in FF&E, she has her own design studio where she creates textiles, furniture, tapestries, and complete projects. She also collaborates with prominent architecture firms in the hospitality field, providing consultancy services.