• Change The World For Good
    Redesigning a product that helps you do good
    Award-winning designer Benjamin Hubert teamed up with Acts of Random Kindness to design a new ARK. >
  • The Worldbeing wearbable and app, by Benjamin Hubert of Layer Design Studio, is a system that makes consumers more aware of their personal carbon footprint
    Worldbeing is a wearable with a social conscious
    The Worldbeing wearbable and app, by Benjamin Hubert of Layer Design Studio, is a system that makes consumers more aware of their personal carbon footprint. >
  • Seams collection by Benjamin Hubert.
    Mass produced authenticity
    British designer Benjamin Hubert's "Seams" is a mass produced collection of ceramic centrepieces yet no two are exactly alike. >
  • Ripple Table 2.0 by Benjamin Hubert.
    Lightweight but sturdier
    First you could lift it above your head, now you can stand on it. Meet the new improved version of Benjamin Hubert's Ripple table. >
  • Tenda lamp by Benjamin Hubert.
    Artistic glow
    Benjamin Hubert's Tenda lamp series has been selected as part of the PROTO_LIGHT exhibition in South Korea. >
  • Heavy Light by Benjamin Hubert.
    Concrete lighting
    Benjamin Hubert has extended his award-winning "Heavy Light" collection introducing a pendant light and a new colour. >
  • Container Lamp by Benjamin Hubert.
    Ceramic lights
    Benjamin Hubert's Container Lamp explores new possibilities in product design. >
  • Amass by Benjamin Hubert.
    Plastic perspective
    Benjamin Hubert's Amass installation provided a unique space divider for the 2013 100% Design event in London. >
  • Pelt by Benjamin Hubert.
    Geometric precision
    Benjamin Hubert unveiled his Pelt chair at this year's London Design Festival after 12 months of prototyping. >
  • Ripple Table by Benjamin Hubert.
    Wrinkled wood
    Benjamin Hubert's Ripple Table is said to be the lightest timber-made table in the world. >
  • Cell jewellery collection by Benjamin Hubert
    Honeycomb jewels
    Benjamin Hubert's latest jewellery collection takes inspiration from bees and natural patterns. >