Imago

Imago is a dream of radiant color and eclectic design that brings the world home.
Through meditations on our present surroundings and contemplations of art and nature, Fortuny’s concept of beauty underwent a transformation.
With Imago, the fantasy is material.

Barberini

17th-century design. Roman influence.

Camo Isole

A Venetian interpretation of traditional camouflage, Camo Isole’s pattern is created from photographs of water and islands as opposed to foliage.

Favo

Favo, Italian for “honeycomb”, is a nod to both of these elements, our individual identity and our connectedness to one another and the world around us.

Mayan

Named after early South American designs.

Melagrana

Persian inspired pomegranate motif.

Orfeo

Design named for the 15th-century Palazzo Pesaro-Orfei, now known as the Palazzo Fortuny.

Rabat

Moorish design named after Moroccan city.

Sevres

17th-century traditional design similar to Lucrezia but on a smaller scale.

Simboli

The interlocking, geometric design of Simboli creates a meditative state through repetitive mark making.

Spagnolo

Early 17th-century Spanish design.