Maury talking the future of Fortuny

Summarizing the history of Italian fabric brand Fortuny is difficult in the space of a short article, or even an hourlong podcast. A tale that begins with a brilliant 19th century inventor and winds its way through world wars, counts and countesses, and tragic car crashes on the Triborough Bridge, it’s a subject probably best suited to an epic historical novel—or at least a Netflix series. But suffice it to say, after a very dramatic 70 years in business, in the 1990s the company found itself in the hands of two twentysomething brothers—Mickey and Maury Riad—who had never run a business and had never made fabric.

Maury in Architectural Digest

For Historic Textile House Fortuny, the Future Is Now. A fun article on Fortuny's modern day renaissance.

Maury in Business of Home

Maury Riad is a guest editor at the esteemed Business of Home, the bullhorn for the interior design industry.

Maury in the WSJ

For a Century-Old Fabric House, the Search for Design’s Next Wave The brothers behind venerable Venetian textile firm Fortuny are committed to shaking things up—and to helping independent designers and artisans compete globally

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