Soft Objects (c) Gaspard Fleury-Dugy

Soft Objects

Paris-based designer and visual artist Gaspard Fleury-Dugy experiments with the graphic language of loops, stitches and lines in textiles. Fascinated by patterns and volumes, he uses a knitting machine to transform yarn into surprising three-dimensional sculptures. Step into a colourful arena.

In Texture, you will discover a story with deep roots about daring entrepreneurship, groundbreaking innovation and agility. About thinkers, daredevils and doers. 

Be amazed!

museumbistro Kaffee Damast

Kaffee Damast

Kaffee Damast is a restaurant and neighbour of the Textile Museum, where you can enjoy food, drinks and jazz. You can feast during our brunches or barbecues. 

Texture Museum Shop

Museum shop

Enchanted by flax? Then why not take a piece home with you! Pick up a souvenir or original gift in the museum shop or online webshop. 

Latest news 

A knitting machine as a 3D printer

This autumn, Gaspard Fleury-Dugy is taking up residence at Texture. The Paris-based designer and artist works at the intersection of craft and innovation, something we absolutely love at Texture. So it comes as no surprise that in 2025 he became the very first winner of the Texture Prize at the Objet Textile Biennial at La Manufacture in Roubaix. We sat down with him for a conversation.

Design across borders

On 30 September 2026, design will take centre stage at the Creativ’Up Inspiration Day. Creativ’Up, Vitrine pour un.e Designer and France Design Week are joining forces for an exceptional day dedicated to design and cross-border collaboration. Join us at Louvre-Lens Vallée on Wednesday, 30 September 2026!