JYRA LABS

  • Hey, I'm Javier!

    I’m the designer, maker, and creative mind behind JYRA.

    Originally from Valencia, Spain, a city where architecture is bold, innovation thrives, and the sun never seems to clock out, I’ve always been drawn to industrial and product design.


    I studied Prototype Design in Valencia, where I earned my degree and spent countless hours sketching, experimenting, and occasionally questioning my life choices after a failed prototype or two. But hey, that’s part of the process!


    Now, based in Vancouver, Canada, I bring my ideas to life from the ground up, researching, prototyping, and 3D printing every product myself to make sure it’s not just practical but something you’ll actually love using every day.


    Inspired by architecture, nature, and the ever-evolving world of design, my goal is simple: to craft products that aren’t just functional and stylish but also bring joy to your everyday interactions. Because great design isn’t just about how something looks, it’s about how it makes you feel.

JYRA's Core Values

  • Quality

    Every JYRA product is designed with purpose—balancing practicality with a sleek, modern aesthetic. From function to finish, every detail is carefully considered to create something that’s both powerful in use and a pleasure to look at.

  • Materials

    I use only the best materials in the industry—chosen for their superior durability, strength, and flawless finish. No shortcuts, no compromises—just top-tier quality that ensures every product feels as good as it looks and stands the test of time.

  • Eco Friendly

    Sustainability is at the heart of JYRA. All products are 3D printed using high-quality, plant-based PLA, a biodegradable material made from renewable resources like corn. Unlike traditional plastics, it reduces reliance on fossil fuels and breaks down into non-toxic components, making it a safer choice for both you and the planet.
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HARVESTING CARBON DIOXIDE

Many plastics start out as oil, the remains of plants that extracted CO2 from ancient Earth’s atmosphere. NatureWorks PLA skips the million-year process of turning CO2 into oil by making PLA from plants grown today. Unlike oil, plants are renewable resources that harvest greenhouse gases from modern Earth’s atmosphere.

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FROM PLANTS TO LACTIC ACID

The starches in plants like corn or beets are molecular chains of glucose. NatureWorks uses enzymes to break these chains into simpler sugars. Microorganisms eat the sugars in a fermentation process similar to using yeasts to make bread or beer. Rather than releasing CO2 or alcohol, these microorganisms release lactic acid.

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GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

Greenhouse gas concentrations in our atmosphere is at record levels, driving climate changes that will profoundly affect modern civilization. Making products from Ingeo PLA is one small step towards reversing this trend as its production emits seven times fewer greenhouse gases than petroleum-based plastics such as ABS.