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A rigorous formulation of Huygens principle is applied to develop designer surfaces that provide extreme control of electromagnetic wavefronts across electrically-thin layers. These reflectionless surfaces, referred to as metamaterial Huygens surfaces, are realized with electric and magnetic sheet impedances that provide the necessary surface currents to generate prescribed wavefronts. A straightforward design methodology is demonstrated, and applied to develop a beam-refracting surface.