Luxury gifts and high-end, limited edition accessories.
Just One Eye’s collaboration with Converse and Nate Lowman. Envisioned by Just One Eye and only one in a rare, limited edition of 21, these Converse shoes, priced at a cool $25,000 each, are composed of and original canvas from artist Nate Lowman. Hand-cut by Lowman, each shoe was hand-sewn onto an original 1970’s rubber … Read more
Massage chair technology has advanced significantly in recent years delivering a sophisticated way to enjoy the benefits of daily massage in your home. The massage chairs can now deliver full body 3D massage, diverse massage & stretching techniques and heated massage heads. Featuring a sleek, contemporary design, the luxurious Panasonic EP-MA70 Real Pro Ultra massage chair is … Read more
Ride around town with elegance. Hermès vision of a luxury bicycle could emulate only the famous Kelly bag. Completing its annual theme: “chic le Sport”, Hermès teamed up with French cycling company Time Cycling to create Le Flaneur sportif d’Hermès – a hand-built sporty bike that costs in the neighborhood of $10,750. Le Flaneur is … Read more
A gift for a fashionista: Herve Leger by Max Azria Collector’s Barbie Doll. In 1994, French designer Herve L. Leroux created the iconic bandage dress, which uses precision tailoring and structured fabric to give a woman’s figure lovely symmetry—and have been a celebrity mainstay ever since. Now the world’s most iconic fashionista, Barbie, tries a … Read more
We all need a little help once and while, no matter what our age or state of health. Thankfully, numerous products have been development to give us the assistance we need – and here are a few great ideas specifically targeted at the elderly. Indoor Lift– these are essential for those older people who struggle … Read more
The world-famous violin played by RMS Titanic bandmaster Wallace Hartley was sold for world record $1.4 million. The instrument, which wasdiscovered in 2006, was played by second-class passenger Wallace Hartley on Titanic’s fateful night of April 14th, 1912. It was sold alongside a leather luggage case initialled W. H. H. (Wallace Henry Hartley), in which … Read more