Simply Scandinavian | Nordic Design 1945-2018
Colour & Abstraction | Generations in Dialogue
Stories | Dutch Design Damask
Woollen Blanket Factory 1900-1940
In 2017 Tanja Kirst did her internship at the product development weaving. Since this summer she may call herself Master of Fine Arts, with specialisa...
We live in a world where boundaries between countries and people are becoming increasingly blurred, power relations are shifting radically and culture...
Fashion trends and Tilburg sample books
Due to road work nearby the Julianapark the busstop Kasteeldreef in front of the TextielMuseum is temporary out of use. The replacement stop is the Ha...
Creative Industries Fund NL selected the TextielLab of the TextielMuseum to show how cultural grants can contribute to a better and more sustainable w...
European factories produced textiles for Indonesia and West-Africa in the 19th century.
A book with a long title: 'Plictho de Larte de tentori che insegna tenger pani telle banbasi et sede si per larthe magiore come per la comune.'
The popularity of Scandinavian design, which first emerged after the Second World War, has only increased in recent years. Designed by studio Scholten...
The textile industry is the second most polluting industry in the world. In the minor Reframing Textiles 2017-2018, 3rd year students of the Design Ac...
At the TextielLab education and training are core values. This applies to new developments, but also to old textile techniques. We aim to preserve the...
Tammy (age 22) from Germany is learning the tufting technique at te TextielLab. She is working on her graduation project for her studies at the Academ...
In 'COLOUR & ABSTRACTION | Generations in Dialogue', the TextielMuseum presents a broad spectrum of abstract textile works from the 1960s to the prese...
Over a 100 talented (young) designers participated in this years 'Design Contest 2017 | Reinventing Textiles', in which the participants designed a s...
Planning a shopping trip to Maasmechelen Village soon? You can explore the magic garden of Studio KRJST until the end of December.
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