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LAYERED bridges creativity, culture, and art into the physical space. From their studio in Stockholm, they design handcrafted centerpieces that turn interiors into curated, expressive environments. Through bold concepts, artist collaborations and a sustainable mindset, they offer a new perspective on Scandinavian design. LAYERED is not here to blend in, they are here to create conversation pieces.

At 3daysofdesign, LAYERED and Massproductions present Industrial Choreography—translating the craft of weaving into a spatial experience. It captures the dynamic behind their new Cord Collection: the intersection of industrial rigor and living craftsmanship. Inside, large rotating pillars clad in heavy wool yarn mimic the mechanical rhythm of the loom, manifesting a shared philosophy: working with manufacturing logic, rather than against it. The collection integrates its signature stripe directly into the warp. By setting these vertical foundation threads in motion, the rotation allows the bold accent colours to fully emerge —a mechanical choreography where industrial precision embraces human craft.

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