PETER GEORGE

d'ANGELINO TAP


Contemporary textile art &

haute couture



EXHIBITION

AGAINSAW

Sartorial Liberty

26 June - 12 July 2026

A joint exhibition with Tibetan artist Ngoshi Choedon

Opening 26 June

NGO DEI & Atelier Peter George d'Angelino Tap

Westeinde 25 & 29

The Hague

Open Wednesday - Sunday

13:00 - 19:00


TEXTILE WORKS

ABOUT

'Nature and Life are one Garment,

a Living Garment, woven and

ever-a-weaving in the Loom of Time'

—Thomas Carlyle

"My design philosophy is shaped by navigating various art disciplines.

It all starts with a simple 'straight piece of fabric', which I approach from a multi-dimensional perspective. Many of the materials are created in my own atelier, where intricate needle felting and embroidery also find their way into my tapestries."


—Peter George d'Angelino Tap


SARTORIAL STATUES

Orchis lensed by Renata Dutrée

Rainbow icon Venus Bijleveld wears Orchis in the Shifting Shapes series by fine art photographer Renata Dutrée

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TAPESTRIES

Material narratives

The medium of tapestry, with its slow, tactile process, offers a way to reflect on the material nature of storytelling itself

Stairway to Paradise, Kloosterkerk, The Hague → read more

TAPESTRIES

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COUTURE

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BESPOKE

Splinter Chabot

Polymath Splinter Chabot is a Dutch TV presenter, author, political scientist and media personality with a presence that speaks for itself. For years, Atelier Peter George d'Angelino Tap has been behind the scenes, crafting the couture that defines Splinter’s aesthetic: bold, colourful and always ahead of the curve.

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BESPOKE | performing arts

Lucas & Arthur Jussen

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BESPOKE | performing arts

Performing Arts

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Costumes and stage couture, crafted in

Peter George d’Angelino Tap’s signature style. From intimate recitals to grand productions, worn by performers unafraid to challenge conventions in their field. 


CONTEMPORARY EMBROIDERY

Storied needle art

Every single edition always begins as an intricately constructed digital design—hours of meticulous work balancing colour, texture and form. The design is then translated onto fabric through a finely calibrated machine process, guided by a deep understanding of both technology and textile. 

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