Pair of Petite Fortuny Pillows

This pair of pillows features a striking design that marries antique elegance with modern sophistication. A central horizontal band of Fortuny textile in rich, earthy tones showcases...

These are luxurious silk pillows featuring a Fortuny stripe design. The base fabric is a rich, warm, muted copper silk with a slight sheen, giving it an elegant and sophisticated app...

This petite decorative pillow features an authentic Fortuny textile in a rich golden ochre and taupe palette, showcasing a classic damask motif with intricate floral and foliate elem...

These Fortuny pillows feature a stunning example of the brand’s signature hand-printed textile artistry. The design showcases a grand, classical motif that includes a floral urn overflowing with stylized blooms, framed by ornate scrollwork and architectural flourishes. This composition suggests a Renaissance or Baroque influence, often found in Fortuny’s archive patterns. The color palette is particularly rich: a terracotta or burnt sienna red pattern is printed over a muted taupe or stone-gray background, creating an earthy yet regal look. The raised design offers texture and dimension, with a soft sheen that catches the light beautifully. The pillows are finished with a contrasting neutral cord trim and rust linen backs, which frames the textile with a tailored, sophisticated edge and subtly picks up tones in the print. This pattern may be part of Fortuny’s “Dandolo...

Needlepoint Rose with Fortuny Textile Throw Pillow, Down & Feather, Custom. Adorable. From a Park Avenue estate. Originally paired with a Dorothy Draper sofa.

Solimena fortuny in apricot and silvery gold backed with warm pale taupe and hand trimmed with vintage silvery gold metallic cording, knotted in the corners.       

Camo Isole fabric by Fortuny of Venice, Italy. This soft yet chic camouflage fabric with complimentary color backing. This is a one-of-a-kind custom designed pillow. This is filled w...

A beautiful pair of Fortuny pillows in shades of blue with silver. The cotton fabric was bought in Italy in the 1950s, and made into drapes from a couple who bought the fabric on the...