During whole of this year's Tallinn Design Festival week, goes a performance in Ellen Richard's studio, where designer Andreas Kübar is looking for phrases that meet the criteria of the "right" fashion motto. 

Sentences that must unite the masses, inspire change, have a fresh effect and come from the heart. "The words in order all the wrong", i.e. Mission Impossible is waiting to think and write along with.

Tallinn Design House will open the photo exhibition "Kummardus" on September 20 at 6 pm in the Palm Gallery of the Rotermann Quarter as part of the Tallinn Design Festival 2023. 

"Kummardus" is a photographic journey of Estonian design, where the creations of Estonian designers meet with nature and tradition. The word „kummardus“ (eng. bow) is an expression of gratitude for what we have. 

The exhibition in the Palm Gallery is a homage to the crisp autumn of Estonia and its peculiar variety of colors, which extends from the treetops to the bogs. During this photo journey, we will visit Kõrvemaa's large native forests, as well as the pristine and mysterious nature of the Kakerdaja bog. The creations of Estonian designers are accompanied by traditional stories about giants and wild animals with mystical abilities, and an important role is played by reflective surfaces that convey our ancestor's belief in a layered world.

Following Estonian designers are represented at the photo exhibition: Aldo Järvsoo, Hyrv, Kaia Saarna, Liisa Soolepp, Luminée, Samelin, Studio August, Tanel Veenre, Triinu Pungits.

At the opening of the exhibition, the art director Piret Puppart will introduce the project. A welcome drink is provided by Rotermann.

The photo exhibition in the Palm Gallery will remain open until November 30, 2023.

PoCo is a Pop art museum that presents the works of world-famous artists like Warhol, Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein, Haring, Hirst, Hockney, Basquiat, Kusama etc.

Pop art is bold, ironic, and combines socio-criticism with the symbiosis of thought games. Pop art will never end, as the world around us and societal impulses constantly create new opportunities for protest, finding new connections, and just having fun. PoCo offers Pop art classics but constantly surprises with something new.

One and the same item can be perceived entirely differently depending on the space in which we view it. In a furniture store, a chair might just be a chair and a table might just be a table, but place that item in a gallery and it gives us the opportunity to view it as a piece of art, a sculptural form, something that tells a story.

The Intera Furniture Showroom, in cooperation with the KOOS Gallery, has selected everyday items that have become design classics and legends in their own right. We take a closer look at the fine line between art and design.

The solo exhibition of the metal artist Urve Küttner (1941) looks at the artist’s creative explorations for over five decades. Küttner stands out in Estonian art with her broad artistic interests. She has enjoyed crossing the boundaries between different styles and approaches throughout her career.

Her work includes innovative industrial design, sculptural forms, delicate and intricate jewellery art, conceptual jewellery projects and installations, and monumental paintings on metal that experiment playfully with rusting processes.

During whole of this year's Tallinn Design Festival week, goes a performance in Ellen Richard's studio, where designer Andreas Kübar is looking for phrases that meet the criteria of the "right" fashion motto. 

Sentences that must unite the masses, inspire change, have a fresh effect and come from the heart. "The words in order all the wrong", i.e. Mission Impossible is waiting to think and write along with.

Landscape architect and designer Maali Roomet-Allese, in collaboration with Tallinn - European Green Capital 2023, will present the urban space installation "URBANINSECTA" and its events Meet the Designer and Insect Tales.

Installation proposes an insect-friendly insect wall design. An insect wall as an enricher of the living environment, designed from natural materials, which offers a living space for insects and smaller, cold-blooded animals. The space is a living environment where the conditions have been created for life, reproduction and wintering.

Created elements for the urban space embellishes and enriches the outdoor space. The design stems from the practical need to create and provide a suitable living environment for the inhabitants of green areas - insects. “URBANINSECTA” highlights the importance of the diversity of nature in an urban space.

Tallinn Design House will open the photo exhibition "Kummardus" on September 20 at 6 pm in the Palm Gallery of the Rotermann Quarter as part of the Tallinn Design Festival 2023. 

"Kummardus" is a photographic journey of Estonian design, where the creations of Estonian designers meet with nature and tradition. The word „kummardus“ (eng. bow) is an expression of gratitude for what we have. 

The exhibition in the Palm Gallery is a homage to the crisp autumn of Estonia and its peculiar variety of colors, which extends from the treetops to the bogs. During this photo journey, we will visit Kõrvemaa's large native forests, as well as the pristine and mysterious nature of the Kakerdaja bog. The creations of Estonian designers are accompanied by traditional stories about giants and wild animals with mystical abilities, and an important role is played by reflective surfaces that convey our ancestor's belief in a layered world.

Following Estonian designers are represented at the photo exhibition: Aldo Järvsoo, Hyrv, Kaia Saarna, Liisa Soolepp, Luminée, Samelin, Studio August, Tanel Veenre, Triinu Pungits.

At the opening of the exhibition, the art director Piret Puppart will introduce the project. A welcome drink is provided by Rotermann.

The photo exhibition in the Palm Gallery will remain open until November 30, 2023.

PoCo is a Pop art museum that presents the works of world-famous artists like Warhol, Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein, Haring, Hirst, Hockney, Basquiat, Kusama etc.

Pop art is bold, ironic, and combines socio-criticism with the symbiosis of thought games. Pop art will never end, as the world around us and societal impulses constantly create new opportunities for protest, finding new connections, and just having fun. PoCo offers Pop art classics but constantly surprises with something new.

On August 12, 2023, a bio-residue workshop was held under the guidance of Külli-Kerttu Siplane, during which craft papers with an exciting texture, shape and color were produced. 

The material consists of: leftovers from cleaning mushrooms, tomato peels, aronia berries and leftovers from juicing, avocado peels and seeds, onion peels, watermelon peels, used tea grounds + iron and lemon juice. 

The authors of the exhibition collages are Anu Hint, Külli-Kerttu Siplane, Liivika Põvat-Straus, Getter Vader.

Trash to Trend repair and circular design studio is focused on extending the life of clothes and shoes and sustainable consumption.

We offer the opportunity to bring your clothes for repair and redesign, and to come and learn simpler repair techniques under the guidance of experts.

One and the same item can be perceived entirely differently depending on the space in which we view it. In a furniture store, a chair might just be a chair and a table might just be a table, but place that item in a gallery and it gives us the opportunity to view it as a piece of art, a sculptural form, something that tells a story.

The Intera Furniture Showroom, in cooperation with the KOOS Gallery, has selected everyday items that have become design classics and legends in their own right. We take a closer look at the fine line between art and design.

The solo exhibition of the metal artist Urve Küttner (1941) looks at the artist’s creative explorations for over five decades. Küttner stands out in Estonian art with her broad artistic interests. She has enjoyed crossing the boundaries between different styles and approaches throughout her career.

Her work includes innovative industrial design, sculptural forms, delicate and intricate jewellery art, conceptual jewellery projects and installations, and monumental paintings on metal that experiment playfully with rusting processes.

Tanel Veenre’s exhibition “Bluebeard” presents the first ever display of masks created by this jewellery artist and versatile designer over the course of the past decade.

Laden with otherworldly details, Veenre’s masks have evolved from the accessories he has created for fashion runways. “The idea of creating masks was born from the desire to tell a story,” says Tanel Veenre. “Most of my masks were made for the stage, as part of my interest in enhancing the fashion message. Yet it would be wrong to call these masks merely decorative – they have too many layers and stories for that.”

During whole of this year's Tallinn Design Festival week, goes a performance in Ellen Richard's studio, where designer Andreas Kübar is looking for phrases that meet the criteria of the "right" fashion motto. 

Sentences that must unite the masses, inspire change, have a fresh effect and come from the heart. "The words in order all the wrong", i.e. Mission Impossible is waiting to think and write along with.

Glass artist Kateriin Rikken presents a new series of drinking glasses and decanters “Complex” in the Okapi Gallery as part of the Tallinn Design Festival.

 The idea, which has matured over time, contains contradictions - partly driven by the purely practical need to keep one's hand warm, on the other by the desire to offer an alternative, individuality and the courage to be different in its own way.

All glasses are blown by the artist in Estonia.

Landscape architect and designer Maali Roomet-Allese, in collaboration with Tallinn - European Green Capital 2023, will present the urban space installation "URBANINSECTA" and its events Meet the Designer and Insect Tales.

Installation proposes an insect-friendly insect wall design. An insect wall as an enricher of the living environment, designed from natural materials, which offers a living space for insects and smaller, cold-blooded animals. The space is a living environment where the conditions have been created for life, reproduction and wintering.

Created elements for the urban space embellishes and enriches the outdoor space. The design stems from the practical need to create and provide a suitable living environment for the inhabitants of green areas - insects. “URBANINSECTA” highlights the importance of the diversity of nature in an urban space.

Tallinn Design House will open the photo exhibition "Kummardus" on September 20 at 6 pm in the Palm Gallery of the Rotermann Quarter as part of the Tallinn Design Festival 2023. 

"Kummardus" is a photographic journey of Estonian design, where the creations of Estonian designers meet with nature and tradition. The word „kummardus“ (eng. bow) is an expression of gratitude for what we have. 

The exhibition in the Palm Gallery is a homage to the crisp autumn of Estonia and its peculiar variety of colors, which extends from the treetops to the bogs. During this photo journey, we will visit Kõrvemaa's large native forests, as well as the pristine and mysterious nature of the Kakerdaja bog. The creations of Estonian designers are accompanied by traditional stories about giants and wild animals with mystical abilities, and an important role is played by reflective surfaces that convey our ancestor's belief in a layered world.

Following Estonian designers are represented at the photo exhibition: Aldo Järvsoo, Hyrv, Kaia Saarna, Liisa Soolepp, Luminée, Samelin, Studio August, Tanel Veenre, Triinu Pungits.

At the opening of the exhibition, the art director Piret Puppart will introduce the project. A welcome drink is provided by Rotermann.

The photo exhibition in the Palm Gallery will remain open until November 30, 2023.

PoCo is a Pop art museum that presents the works of world-famous artists like Warhol, Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein, Haring, Hirst, Hockney, Basquiat, Kusama etc.

Pop art is bold, ironic, and combines socio-criticism with the symbiosis of thought games. Pop art will never end, as the world around us and societal impulses constantly create new opportunities for protest, finding new connections, and just having fun. PoCo offers Pop art classics but constantly surprises with something new.

On August 12, 2023, a bio-residue workshop was held under the guidance of Külli-Kerttu Siplane, during which craft papers with an exciting texture, shape and color were produced. 

The material consists of: leftovers from cleaning mushrooms, tomato peels, aronia berries and leftovers from juicing, avocado peels and seeds, onion peels, watermelon peels, used tea grounds + iron and lemon juice. 

The authors of the exhibition collages are Anu Hint, Külli-Kerttu Siplane, Liivika Põvat-Straus, Getter Vader.

Trash to Trend repair and circular design studio is focused on extending the life of clothes and shoes and sustainable consumption.

We offer the opportunity to bring your clothes for repair and redesign, and to come and learn simpler repair techniques under the guidance of experts.

One and the same item can be perceived entirely differently depending on the space in which we view it. In a furniture store, a chair might just be a chair and a table might just be a table, but place that item in a gallery and it gives us the opportunity to view it as a piece of art, a sculptural form, something that tells a story.

The Intera Furniture Showroom, in cooperation with the KOOS Gallery, has selected everyday items that have become design classics and legends in their own right. We take a closer look at the fine line between art and design.

The solo exhibition of the metal artist Urve Küttner (1941) looks at the artist’s creative explorations for over five decades. Küttner stands out in Estonian art with her broad artistic interests. She has enjoyed crossing the boundaries between different styles and approaches throughout her career.

Her work includes innovative industrial design, sculptural forms, delicate and intricate jewellery art, conceptual jewellery projects and installations, and monumental paintings on metal that experiment playfully with rusting processes.

During whole of this year's Tallinn Design Festival week, goes a performance in Ellen Richard's studio, where designer Andreas Kübar is looking for phrases that meet the criteria of the "right" fashion motto. 

Sentences that must unite the masses, inspire change, have a fresh effect and come from the heart. "The words in order all the wrong", i.e. Mission Impossible is waiting to think and write along with.

Glass artist Kateriin Rikken presents a new series of drinking glasses and decanters “Complex” in the Okapi Gallery as part of the Tallinn Design Festival.

 The idea, which has matured over time, contains contradictions - partly driven by the purely practical need to keep one's hand warm, on the other by the desire to offer an alternative, individuality and the courage to be different in its own way.

All glasses are blown by the artist in Estonia.

Tallinn Design House will open the photo exhibition "Kummardus" on September 20 at 6 pm in the Palm Gallery of the Rotermann Quarter as part of the Tallinn Design Festival 2023. 

"Kummardus" is a photographic journey of Estonian design, where the creations of Estonian designers meet with nature and tradition. The word „kummardus“ (eng. bow) is an expression of gratitude for what we have. 

The exhibition in the Palm Gallery is a homage to the crisp autumn of Estonia and its peculiar variety of colors, which extends from the treetops to the bogs. During this photo journey, we will visit Kõrvemaa's large native forests, as well as the pristine and mysterious nature of the Kakerdaja bog. The creations of Estonian designers are accompanied by traditional stories about giants and wild animals with mystical abilities, and an important role is played by reflective surfaces that convey our ancestor's belief in a layered world.

Following Estonian designers are represented at the photo exhibition: Aldo Järvsoo, Hyrv, Kaia Saarna, Liisa Soolepp, Luminée, Samelin, Studio August, Tanel Veenre, Triinu Pungits.

At the opening of the exhibition, the art director Piret Puppart will introduce the project. A welcome drink is provided by Rotermann.

The photo exhibition in the Palm Gallery will remain open until November 30, 2023.

PoCo is a Pop art museum that presents the works of world-famous artists like Warhol, Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein, Haring, Hirst, Hockney, Basquiat, Kusama etc.

Pop art is bold, ironic, and combines socio-criticism with the symbiosis of thought games. Pop art will never end, as the world around us and societal impulses constantly create new opportunities for protest, finding new connections, and just having fun. PoCo offers Pop art classics but constantly surprises with something new.

On August 12, 2023, a bio-residue workshop was held under the guidance of Külli-Kerttu Siplane, during which craft papers with an exciting texture, shape and color were produced. 

The material consists of: leftovers from cleaning mushrooms, tomato peels, aronia berries and leftovers from juicing, avocado peels and seeds, onion peels, watermelon peels, used tea grounds + iron and lemon juice. 

The authors of the exhibition collages are Anu Hint, Külli-Kerttu Siplane, Liivika Põvat-Straus, Getter Vader.

Trash to Trend repair and circular design studio is focused on extending the life of clothes and shoes and sustainable consumption.

We offer the opportunity to bring your clothes for repair and redesign, and to come and learn simpler repair techniques under the guidance of experts.

One and the same item can be perceived entirely differently depending on the space in which we view it. In a furniture store, a chair might just be a chair and a table might just be a table, but place that item in a gallery and it gives us the opportunity to view it as a piece of art, a sculptural form, something that tells a story.

The Intera Furniture Showroom, in cooperation with the KOOS Gallery, has selected everyday items that have become design classics and legends in their own right. We take a closer look at the fine line between art and design.

The solo exhibition of the metal artist Urve Küttner (1941) looks at the artist’s creative explorations for over five decades. Küttner stands out in Estonian art with her broad artistic interests. She has enjoyed crossing the boundaries between different styles and approaches throughout her career.

Her work includes innovative industrial design, sculptural forms, delicate and intricate jewellery art, conceptual jewellery projects and installations, and monumental paintings on metal that experiment playfully with rusting processes.

During whole of this year's Tallinn Design Festival week, goes a performance in Ellen Richard's studio, where designer Andreas Kübar is looking for phrases that meet the criteria of the "right" fashion motto. 

Sentences that must unite the masses, inspire change, have a fresh effect and come from the heart. "The words in order all the wrong", i.e. Mission Impossible is waiting to think and write along with.

Glass artist Kateriin Rikken presents a new series of drinking glasses and decanters “Complex” in the Okapi Gallery as part of the Tallinn Design Festival.

 The idea, which has matured over time, contains contradictions - partly driven by the purely practical need to keep one's hand warm, on the other by the desire to offer an alternative, individuality and the courage to be different in its own way.

All glasses are blown by the artist in Estonia.

Tallinn Design House will open the photo exhibition "Kummardus" on September 20 at 6 pm in the Palm Gallery of the Rotermann Quarter as part of the Tallinn Design Festival 2023. 

"Kummardus" is a photographic journey of Estonian design, where the creations of Estonian designers meet with nature and tradition. The word „kummardus“ (eng. bow) is an expression of gratitude for what we have. 

The exhibition in the Palm Gallery is a homage to the crisp autumn of Estonia and its peculiar variety of colors, which extends from the treetops to the bogs. During this photo journey, we will visit Kõrvemaa's large native forests, as well as the pristine and mysterious nature of the Kakerdaja bog. The creations of Estonian designers are accompanied by traditional stories about giants and wild animals with mystical abilities, and an important role is played by reflective surfaces that convey our ancestor's belief in a layered world.

Following Estonian designers are represented at the photo exhibition: Aldo Järvsoo, Hyrv, Kaia Saarna, Liisa Soolepp, Luminée, Samelin, Studio August, Tanel Veenre, Triinu Pungits.

At the opening of the exhibition, the art director Piret Puppart will introduce the project. A welcome drink is provided by Rotermann.

The photo exhibition in the Palm Gallery will remain open until November 30, 2023.

PoCo is a Pop art museum that presents the works of world-famous artists like Warhol, Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein, Haring, Hirst, Hockney, Basquiat, Kusama etc.

Pop art is bold, ironic, and combines socio-criticism with the symbiosis of thought games. Pop art will never end, as the world around us and societal impulses constantly create new opportunities for protest, finding new connections, and just having fun. PoCo offers Pop art classics but constantly surprises with something new.

On August 12, 2023, a bio-residue workshop was held under the guidance of Külli-Kerttu Siplane, during which craft papers with an exciting texture, shape and color were produced. 

The material consists of: leftovers from cleaning mushrooms, tomato peels, aronia berries and leftovers from juicing, avocado peels and seeds, onion peels, watermelon peels, used tea grounds + iron and lemon juice. 

The authors of the exhibition collages are Anu Hint, Külli-Kerttu Siplane, Liivika Põvat-Straus, Getter Vader.

Trash to Trend repair and circular design studio is focused on extending the life of clothes and shoes and sustainable consumption.

We offer the opportunity to bring your clothes for repair and redesign, and to come and learn simpler repair techniques under the guidance of experts.

One and the same item can be perceived entirely differently depending on the space in which we view it. In a furniture store, a chair might just be a chair and a table might just be a table, but place that item in a gallery and it gives us the opportunity to view it as a piece of art, a sculptural form, something that tells a story.

The Intera Furniture Showroom, in cooperation with the KOOS Gallery, has selected everyday items that have become design classics and legends in their own right. We take a closer look at the fine line between art and design.

The solo exhibition of the metal artist Urve Küttner (1941) looks at the artist’s creative explorations for over five decades. Küttner stands out in Estonian art with her broad artistic interests. She has enjoyed crossing the boundaries between different styles and approaches throughout her career.

Her work includes innovative industrial design, sculptural forms, delicate and intricate jewellery art, conceptual jewellery projects and installations, and monumental paintings on metal that experiment playfully with rusting processes.

Tallinn Jewellery Factory has an important role in the history of Estonian design. During the Soviet era, its austere and romantic style of tableware, cutlery and jewellery defined the look of local everyday life for decades.

The exhibition focuses on the work produced by the factory in the period 1951–1994, from the time when the first artists became involved with the factory, until the moment both the state regime and the market changed and the company was privatised.

The tour is in Estonian and is led by curators Kai Lobjakas and Ketli Tiitsar.

During whole of this year's Tallinn Design Festival week, goes a performance in Ellen Richard's studio, where designer Andreas Kübar is looking for phrases that meet the criteria of the "right" fashion motto. 

Sentences that must unite the masses, inspire change, have a fresh effect and come from the heart. "The words in order all the wrong", i.e. Mission Impossible is waiting to think and write along with.

Glass artist Kateriin Rikken presents a new series of drinking glasses and decanters “Complex” in the Okapi Gallery as part of the Tallinn Design Festival.

 The idea, which has matured over time, contains contradictions - partly driven by the purely practical need to keep one's hand warm, on the other by the desire to offer an alternative, individuality and the courage to be different in its own way.

All glasses are blown by the artist in Estonia.