Category: SHELTER
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A one-of-a-kind Easter delight: A diamond-studded bunny
The latest outrageous stunt from VeryFirstTo: World’s Most Extravagant Chocolate Easter Bunny – a luxury chocolate rabbit with diamonds eyes. Billed as the world’s most extravagant chocolate Easter bunny, this outrageous chocolate Easter rabbit commissioned by British luxury retail site VeryFirstTo.com costs $49,000 thanks to diamond eyes. Once the bunny has been eaten, the diamonds can…
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Jetting off to your own private island. SLH’s top private island hotels…
Treks through Malaysian jungle or an underwater spa in the Maldives? Is there anything more luxurious than jetting off to your own private island? The exclusive private island hotels presented bellow are set in breathtaking secluded destinations around the world, where private beaches, tropical gardens and stylish villas are all yours to enjoy. Small Luxury…
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The best Easter eggs, chocolate, hot cross buns and simnel cake – taste test
Handmade Harrods egg for £30 or Aldi’s fudge egg for £3? A tenner on biscuits or £1.25 for a fruit ring? Our comprehensive Easter treats test reveals when to shell out – and when to bag a cracking bargain
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Horse Racing and Betting In the U.S. and Around the World
For centuries, spectators have enjoyed the past-time of horse racing. Written records trace the sport back to the Olympic Games of Greece and the Roman Empire. Races are now popular events in the United States and many other countries around the world. Making wagers has always gone hand-in-hand with the sport, not just in America,…
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Baccarat opened the doors to its global flagship property in New York
Baccarat Hotel & Residences New York is the first hotel and global flagship for the 250 year-old Baccarat crystal brand. Luxury French crystal maker Baccarat is now pitching itself as a lifestyle brand by creating its first ‘House of Baccarat’. The luxury maison opened the doors to its global flagship property in New York. The Baccarat…
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Wings of desire: how butterflies have captivated artists
From Bruegel to Nabokov and The Silence of the Lambs, butterflies have flitted through our imaginations and into our culture. Patrick Barkham pins up the choice specimens – and finds out why new film The Duke of Burgundy is awash with them