Updated 28 October 2026
Using this website
This is a public studio website. It has no visitor account system, advertising pixels or third-party chat widget. Fonts and artwork are hosted with the site. The motion control changes the current page’s behaviour without saving a tracking identifier.
Hosting information
The hosting provider may process technical request information, such as IP address, request time and browser details, to deliver the website, maintain security and diagnose problems. We do not publish visitor records.
Contacting Dlyra
The project brief helper prepares an email in your own email application. It does not send a form to a website database. The copy buttons use your clipboard only when you choose them. If you send an email, its contents and your email address are processed by the email services involved and used to respond to your enquiry and discuss the requested work.
Client concepts
Client concepts are published only after approval for sharing. Unapproved concepts and private audit material are not included in this website’s deployment. A public concept is visible to anyone with access to its public page; confidential project material requires a separately agreed access-controlled workspace.
Information you share
Please share only what is needed for an initial conversation. Do not email passwords, payment-card details or confidential personal records. Any project-specific data handling, retention and access arrangements are agreed as part of the work.
Questions or requests
For questions about this site or information you have supplied, contact tnaidoo@dlyra.com.
About the imagery
The homepage portal, architectural retreat, portable speaker and workspace are original Blender artwork, exported for the browser with rendered image alternatives. The landscape beyond the retreat was created with image generation. Still House, SIGNAL and Forma are original studio concepts, not client projects or available products. Other studio pages include original sculptural artwork developed from a generated identity reference. Interactive demonstrations keep sample information in page memory; they do not make real bookings, process payments or send confirmations.