On Design with Justyna Green

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

"Craft 2.0" is the title of the talk moderated by Ben Spriggs, the editor of Elle Decoration, in which Sebastian Cox, Caroline Milns, Ini Archibong, and Magnus Wastberg share their thoughts on the importance of craft in today's digital-first world.

Presented by Justyna Green

Music by James Green

Live recording of the ON DESIGN podcast, which took place during the designjunction event, for which Justyna curated the talks programme.

In his keynote Benjamin 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.

Presented by Justyna Green

Music by James Green

In this episode of the Justyna Green podcast, I speak to Henrietta Thompson, the co-founder of Harth and editor-at-large of Wallpaper* magazine. We talk all things generation rent, how borrowing is the new owning, solutions to being surrounded by too much stuff in the Western world and the good and the bad of the recently prominent anti-plastic campaign.

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Music by James Green

In this episode of the Justyna Green podcast, I speak to Thomas Meany, the co-founder of Open Cell - 70 experimental studios in shipping containers including the first open access bio-lab & biomaterial-lab in London. We talk all things biodesign - a discipline at the nexus of design and science, which is now gaining a wider reach, thanks to its futureproofing qualities and ways of shaping our world in line with nature, biology and scientific laws that surround us.

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In this episode of Justyna Green podcast, I speak to Sam Bompas, the co-founder of Bompas & Parr,who design spectacular, multisensory experiences, more often than not work with food and you might have heard first of their architectural jelly. In our chat, Sam tells me more about their business, how it started, what they're up to now, how to create memorableexperiences in the age of Instagram, why asianification of food is the next big thing and how dull it would be to eat British food for the rest of our lives.

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In this episode of the Justyna Green podcast, I speak to the husband and wife duo Sebastian and Brogan Cox, who arefurniture makers and so much more. We chat about their workshop, studio, mill, andthe newlyestablished lab, their mission to championBritish woodlands and huge concerns around Britain's biodiversity. We also discuss theirventure intogrowingfurniture and accessories from mycelium and hear their entrepreneurial business vision, with inspiration ranging from William Morris to Henry Ford.

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In this episode of the Justyna Green podcast, I speak to the Royal Designer for Industry Morag Myerscough. We chat about everything fromMorag's bohemian London upbringing, creating 'belonging' through colour and pattern, her recent British Council trip to the Saudi Design Week and her work with the UK schools and hospitals, including her Sterling Prize-winning collaboration withAllford Hall Monaghan Morris on Burntwood School andher designs for the Sheffield Children's Hospital.

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In this episode of the Justyna Green podcast, I speak to Ferry van Tongeren and Jaap Sinke, co-founders of Fine Taxidermy. While initially I declined this interview opportunity, concerned about animal suffering, I was quickly convinced that not only what Ferry and Jaap do is ethical but it also celebrates the beauty and nature of the animals they're working with - that's thanks to their 17th-century Dutch masters' inspirations and previous careers in art direction. And if you've ever wondered how to stuff flamingo's neck, this episode is just for you.

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In the sixth episode of the Justyna Green podcast, I speak to Ben Rigby, co-founder of Haberdashery. I've been following their work for a long time now, and am a huge fan. In our conversation, we chat about the language of light, the ways in which it affects us and evokes emotions. We also dive into the human circadian rhythms and the negative effects of blue light. Finally, we explore Haberdashery's lighting installations and sculptures which bring together art and design.

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In the fifth episode of the ON DESIGN podcast, I speak to Jonathan and Militza Ashmore, founders of ANARCHITECT. Whilst still a young practice, ANARCHITECT have already won many accolades for their work in architecture, interiors architecture and design in the Middle East and wider GCC region. Jonathan and Militza shed light on the design and architecture of the Middle East, give us insights into the Dubai consumers and shed light on creating boutique spas and hotels which respond to the context of the environments in which they're created. They also share with us the news about their Circadian Light Synthesis installation, created specifically for one of the main pedestrian entrances to the Dubai Design Week taking place between 12-17 November 2018.

ANARCHITECT: www.anarchitect.com

Circadian Light Synthesis at Dubai Design Week:https://www.dubaidesignweek.ae/programme/2018/circadian-light-synthesis/

Presented by Justyna Green
Production and music by James Green