Dezeen teamed up with Andreu World for a live talk with British industrial designer Benjamin Hubert, who features in a new book by the Spanish furniture brand about how designers work.

The talk coincided with the launch of Conversations About Work, a new book by Andreu World that takes an inside look at the working practices of eight renowned designers, including Hubert, Patricia Urquiola and Philippe Starck.
Hubert, who founded London-based design studio Layer, appeared on the panel alongside Andreu World's CEO Jesús Llinares.
The pair spoke to Dezeen's founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs about the creative process and what it means to different designers.
The talk also explored how Hubert approached his previous designs for Andreu World, including a bar stool collection named Hula and an upcoming collection called Triada. Industrial designer Benjamin Hubert
Hubert is a British industrial designer and entrepreneur. He established an eponymous design studio in London in 2011, which he renamed Layer four years later. The studio has worked on projects with brands such as Bang & Olufsen, Airbus, Panasonic and Moroso, and start-up Nolii.
Previous projects by the practice include an electrical scooter that learns your regular routes through AI, and an anti-bacterial cinema seat designed for social distancing.
Layer has worked with clients including Nike, Pepsi, Herman Miller and Braun. Hubert also takes on not-for-profit projects like cancer charity Maggie's, a...