Pallas participates at XX Tallinn Design Festival
Pallas will participate in the Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase at Krulli Quarter which will be held as part of the XX Tallinn Design Festival from September 29 to October 5. The exhibition “Pallas University of Applied Sciences: Design That Considers Everyone“ highlights design as a universal tool that considers people’s diverse needs, experiences and backgrounds.
The exhibition highlights design as a universal tool that considers people’s diverse needs, experiences and backgrounds. The presented works of the Department of Media Design, the Department of Furniture, the Department of Leather Design and the Department of Textile demonstrate sensitivity to form and function, user-centeredness, and sustainable use of materials, while also expressing individuality and accessibility.
Students’ graduation works: Triinu Sibul, Sandra-Saskia Kärmas, Karita Jakobson, Isabel Mündel, Martin Soome, Egel Talv, Janika Autor, Merilin Kask, Regita Lepla, India Maria Emilia Kiisler, Brigitte Mihkelson.
The exhibition also includes the joint project MÕTESTADES BRUNOT / RETHINKING BRUNO, inspired by the iconic work of the founder of Estonian design education Bruno Tomberg, by the Department of Furniture and the Department of Textile.
Participants in the project: Minna Arukaevu, Christina Kasesalu, Sigre Kodasma, Markus Margus, Hanna-Maria Org, Grete Ottis, Lisandra Pekkenen, Miina Aleksandra Piho, Liisi Tasso.
Exhibition curators: Professor Aet Ollisaar, Head of the Department of Textile at Pallas, and Madis Liplap, the Chief Artist at Pallas.
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- Pallas’s project MÕTESTADES BRUNOT / RETHINKING BRUNO at at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2025
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- India Maria Emilia Kiisler “‘Tour d’Office’ – Knitwear Collection Made of Estonian Wool for an Urban Cyclist”. Supervisor Kairi Lentsius. Photo Kristiin Kull.
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- Brigitte Mihkelson “Modification of Wool Knitwear Using 3D Printing”. Supervisor Liisa Kanemägi. Photo Kadriann Kukk.
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- Egel Talv “Hot Sand Shading – a Traditional Technique in Contemporary Design”. Supervisors Markus Pärnamets, Mirjam Pärnamets.
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- Martin Soome “The Use of Furniture and Textile Residues in Developing a New Poduct for Rethink Beds”. Juhendaja Mayri Tiido.
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- Isabel Mündel “A Breathing Exercise Aid for People with Anxiety Disorders”. Supervisor Veiko Liis. Photo Merilin Trummal.
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- Merilin Kask “Waste Valorising Footwear Accessories Line ‘Embellishment'”. Supervisor Kerli Jõgi. Photo Lisette Laanoja.
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- Janika Autor “Clothing Collection ‘before the flight'”. Supervisor Liisi Tamm. Photo Iris Kivisalu.
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- Regita Lepla “Carrying Life: Leather Accessories for Ostomy Bag and Insulin Pump”. Supervisor Kerli Jõgi. Photo Lisette Laanoja.
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- Triinu Sibul “Website Design for the Laatre St. Lawrence Congregation of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church”. Supervisors Liis Todesk, Jaanus Eensalu.
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- Karita Jakobson “CVI Update and Web Design for the Startup DocAid”. Supervisors Jaanus Eensalu, Liis Todesk.
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- Sandra-Saskia Kärmas “Design System for Loo Lugu – a Web Page by Estonian Literary Museum”. Supervisors Laura Eiche-Laane, Jaanus Eensalu.
