In the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town, within the Great Guild Hall, lies a unique exhibition showcasing the story of Tanel Veenre’s seahorses. At the Estonian History Museum’s Christmas exhibition, visitors can witness a world where creations featuring dragon motifs designed by Astrid Tiitsu for Nikolai Langebraun’s porcelain factory in […]

For Tanel, the sensory dimension of life has always been important and inspiring. Over the years, he has immersed himself deeply in the world of scents and has now built an impressive collection of perfumes. For Tanel, the fragrance carries messages and emotions, a way to express himself daily—like with

Tanel Veenre’s latest series, Lunula, stars are moon-shaped pendants and earrings, available with and without pearls. The collection also includes a selection of silk kaftans and scarves adorned with mystical moon-world prints. Lunula means “little moon” in Latin, perfectly capturing the essence of this new series. These pieces are full

Navy blue is a dark blue shade known for its classic and refined nature. This shade has been used in art, fashion, and design to symbolize authority, depth, and calmness. Although navy is often associated with the navy (hence its name), the shade has also found a place in high

Tanel Veenre’s fashion exhibition “Les Fleurs du Mal” was opened on the Design Street of the Solaris Center as part of the Design Night festival. The exhibition brings visitors iconic silk dresses, caftans, kimonos and hand-made masks inspired by the scandalousness and mysticism of French Symbolist poet Charles Baudelaire’s legendary

Tanel enjoyed participating in a colourful event with his creations – the legendary charity BPW Estonia hat party. BPW Estonia was founded in 1992 and has grown into today’s 200-member union. Charity is close to the heart of the enterprising ladies, and the main event is the annual hat party.

On a gloomy Thursday evening, our Embassy of Fashion studio store was filled with beauty and glamour. Top Estonian designers shared fashion advice – Ketlin Bachmann, Riina Põldroos, Aldo Järvsoo and Tanel Veenre, who had selected their rarest pieces to add sparkle to the lives of fashion-loving beauties. You could

Helen Haldjakase’s life could be made into a movie, or quite a few. And we guarantee you won’t get bored watching them for a second. Helen has lived in Italy, London and Klagenfurt (Austria), ran a bar, sang in a punk band and has now landed in the forests and

Tanel Veenre has completed the new collection “Les Fleurs du mal”, which is centred around the shape of an orchid. On this occasion, the collection presentation took place in an extraordinary room theatre format at the club Erinevate Tubade Klubi. Two poets and 20 models were on stage, each a

“The unexpected harmony of horror and beauty is at the core of this series. I painted orchids and embroidered mould, mentored by the poetry of the French decadent Charles Baudelaire.”- Tanel Veenre