A Pair Fortuny Fabric Cushions in the Boucher Pattern
Located in New York, NY
A pair of cushions in the now discontinued Fortuny 'Boucher' fabric. A classic damask style featuring flowers and Satyrs, rendered in a mottled Mauve.
Fabric
Pair of Fortuny-Style Patterned Pillows with Solid Silk Backs
Located in Los Angeles, CA
A striking pair of decorative pillows featuring a richly detailed Fortuny-inspired pattern rendered in luminous shades of turquoise, aqua, and soft ivory.
Cotton, Silk
A Fortuny Cushion in the Peruviano Pattern with Brush Fringe
Located in New York, NY
A Fortuny fabric cushion in the Peruviano pattern, in a rare, discontinued color.
Fabric, Down, Feathers
A Pair of Fortuny Fabric Cushions in the Jupon Pattern
Located in New York, NY
A Fortuny fabric cushion in the Jupon pattern, ivory silk backs and silk bias edging Newly made using vintage Fortuny fabric, circa 1960 50 down/50 feather insert.
Cotton, Linen, Silk
A Pair of Fortuny Fabric Cushions in the DeMedici Pattern
Located in New York, NY
A pair of Fortuny fabric cushions in the DeMedici pattern, green and silvery gold color way with silk bias edging and silk blend backing material, the pattern, a 17th century Italian...
Cotton, Silk
Pair of Fortuny Fabric Lumbar Cushions in the Lucrezia Pattern
Located in New York, NY
A pair of mitered Fortuny fabric lumbar cushions in the Lucrezia pattern, green and beige color way with silk bias edging, the border in the Jupon pattern. 50 down/50 feather insert.
Cotton, Silk
$2,800 / set
H 8.5 in W 21.5 in D 21.5 in
Pair of Fortuny Cushions in the Peruviano Pattern in Orange and White
Located in New York, NY
A pair of Fortuny Peruviano cushions in orange and white with orange striped bias edging and silk self striped back. Made by David Duncan Studio in New York City. 50 down/50 feather...
Fabric
$450 / set
H 12 in W 12 in D 3 in
Custom Fortuny Pillows Using Vintage Fortuny Fabric, by Melissa Levinson
Located in Los Angeles, CA
The front panels showcase Fortuny’s iconic Renaissance-inspired pattern in soft tonal shades of parchment and taupe, creating a sophisticated interplay of matte and luminous surfaces...
Cotton, Velvet
Fortuny Style Decorative Pillows, Cotton, Bold Foliate Motif, USA
Located in Los Angeles, CA
A refined pair of decorative pillows crafted from Fortuny style featuring a richly patterned front with a bold, symmetrical foliate motif rendered in warm tones of antique gold, cara...
Cotton
Fortuny Camouflage Style Fabric Over a Large Rectangular Mirror
Located in North Miami, FL
An amazing custom wall mirror in Fortuny cotton fabric and beveled mirror. This cotton fabric is a Venetian interpretation of traditional camouflage, Fortuny’'s Camo pattern is crea...
Cotton, Mirror
$1,200 / set
H 5 in W 22 in D 22 in
Aquamarine Decorative Pillows by Fortuny, Italian Silk and Cotton, New
Located in Los Angeles, CA
The fabric features a luminous aquamarine ground adorned with gilded, classical ornamentation, rendered with the depth, softness, and subtle irregularity that are hallmarks of true F...
Cotton, Silk
$3,500Sale Price / set|48% Off
H 44.5 in W 23 in D 27 in
Set of Six John Hutton for Donghia Dining Chairs
By John Hutton
Located in Rio Vista, CA
Bespoke chairs custom ordered with Fortuny upholstery in the Ashanti tribal pattern from Venice, Italy.
Fabric, Hardwood
Set Six Minton-Spidell Regence Walnut Dining Chairs
By Minton-Spidell
Located in Rio Vista, CA
The fabric while being vintage shows well and is very presentable in a silk damask with a classic Fortuny style pattern upholstery fabric. The fabric is bordered by patinated brass t...
Brass
Custom Fortuny Pillows, Shell Pink & Driftwood, Baroque Style
By Mariano Fortuny
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Fortuny’s “Lucrezia” pattern in the “Shell Pink & Driftwood” colorway.
Cotton, Velvet
Fortuny Pillows, Cotton and Velvet, Damask Design
Located in Los Angeles, CA
A striking pair of decorative pillows featuring a richly detailed Fortuny-inspired pattern rendered in luminous shades of turquoise, aqua, and soft ivory.
Cotton, Linen
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