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Benjamin Hubert, on product design

The Justyna Green Podcast

British industrial designer Benjamin Hubert is the founder of Layer, an agency that focuses on design-led services to create products that define the way we live, work or travel.

by Justyna GreenPublished on : Dec 20, 2019

This episode is a live recording of the Justyna Green podcast, which took place during the designjunction event, for which Green curated the talks programme.

In his keynote Hubert offers an insight into the work of his design studio LAYER, which spans emotive tech, meaningful mobility, holistic brands and revolutionary fashion, including his two most recent launches: KITE Eyewear and Nolii.

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