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12/7/2022

Polestar Talks: Good design (With Laura Juslin and Tej Chauhan)

Today we are revisiting a panel talk that we hosted together with Polestar in Helsinki, Finland a few weeks ago. At Polestar’s Helsinki-based showroom we hosted a panel conversation with Laura Juslin, fashion designer and founder of Juslin Maunula and Tej Chauhan, a London-born industrial designer working in his own Helsinki studio. Together they discuss :

What responsibilities do they have as designers with regard to sustainability?
How fashion and architecture can merge into one design experience.
The need for emotive design.
Their advice to young designers entering the business.

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