Heira Spaces
Hands oiling a teak cabinet on a workshop bench
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The studio

A threshold,a lintel,a room.

The practice behaves like a custodian, not a stylist: the person in the room who knows what the wall is made of.

Read the journal
01 — The name

HAY-ruh SPAY-sez. Read as HEE-ra, it means diamond. Both are right.

Greek
Hera

Queen of the gods, and the goddess whose domain is marriage, family and the household. Her sacred bird is the peacock, which is also India’s national bird.

02 — The room
Where the specification is written, and where it is tested.
Long teak desks in a 1920s stone room with brass pendants
Plan drawing with timber and brass samples
Studio

Where the specification is written, sample by sample, before a drawing is issued.

Workshop

Joinery is cut, fitted and oiled here before it travels to site.

On site

Wherever the project is. We travel to it, and we come back after handover.

03 — On record
Discretion is a rule here, not a courtesy.
    01

    Client homes are published only with written consent, and never with the family in frame.

    02

    People appear in a photograph only if they are using the room. No posed families, no staged flowers, no unread books.

    03

    Grading holds whites cool, protects the warmth in timber, and never crushes shadows to black.

    04

    Before-and-after appears once per project at most: same lens, same height, same time of day. Otherwise not at all.

A bedroom photographed with no one in it: linen, teak, plaster
No posed families, no staged flowers, no unread books.

Two assets, no more: a wordmark and a monogram. No icon set, no crest, no secondary emblem.

Working with us

The next onecould beyours.

We are open to new projects, wherever they are. Tell us what you have in mind and we will reply with an honest start date.

Basalt-walled farmhouse kitchen in peacock green with brass handles