Luxuriously Breathtaking Range Hoods from Elica

January 3rd, 2012 by Purnima

Firstly, thank you to all our readers for continuing to read us in 2012. Here’s wishing everyone a very happy & prosperous New Year. May 2012 be filled with all the luxuries and baller products that you’ve been yearning for. As always, we hope to keep you updated on all the latest and greatest baller stuff out there.

Coming back to home luxuries, more specifically the luxuries pertaining to the gastronomic chamber in your baller home, Elica (the Italian design and manufacturing house behind most luxury cooker hood brands) seems to have taken innovation to a completely different level w.r.t. the design of its cooker hoods. No longer will you have to face the traditional extractor fan when you walk into your kitchen. Instead you will be pleasantly, elegantly and luxuriously greeted by Elica’s revolutionary eye-catching designer cooker hoods that cleverly disguise your existing plain Jane cooking hood with unique designs. Read the rest of this entry »

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Avant Garde Chandeliers from Rebecca Wilson & Co.

December 13th, 2011 by Purnima

            

Fancy unique or one-of-a-kind light fixtures and fittings? Here are two avant-garde chandeliers that will beat all contemporary designs hollow.  The first one is from British designer Rebecca Wilson titled ‘Memoria: 100 Cups of Tea, Never To Be…’ and the second design is by Rebecca Wilson, Clare Waddle and Julia Douglas titled ‘A Wee Bit of Light Relief’. Both designs use everyday kitchen objects in a novel, fun and rather delightful way.  Beautiful, different and cast in white bone china, the designs have something spooky and eerie about them. Pity we didn’t find them in time for Halloween. In any case, better late than never! Read the rest of this entry »

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Luxury Luggage from Williams British Handmade

November 24th, 2011 by Purnima

Planning a luxury getaway during the holidays? If you’re a baller, the chances of you having answered the above in the affirmative are close to 100 per cent. Let’s not waste anymore of your precious man minutes and get right down to the question of whether you are stylishly equipped and ready for your vacation. If you aren’t smitten by Louis Vuitton just yet or Gucci doesn’t sound exciting enough or PRADA sounds so yesterday, allow us to introduce to you a designer from the United Kingdom – Sarah Jane Williams – the name behind the 2010 custom crafted luggage label Williams British Handmade. The luggage is so stylish, unique and bespoke that you will never want to be seen travelling without it! Read the rest of this entry »

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Coff (in) OR (ee) Table for A Battered Ferrari?

November 22nd, 2011 by Purnima

Do you have a Ferrari that has been decommissioned due to unforeseeable reasons? Is it also damaged beyond recognition? We sure hope not. However, in the event you own such a vehicle and are still wondering what to do with it, here’s a suggestion – turn it over to Charly Molinelli of Molinelli Designs and you could instead have a glass coffin cum coffee table housing the remains of your beloved car in your living room. Safe to say, the exhibit will keep the conversations going for eons to come. Be warned that the forthcoming images are rather disturbing. Hence viewer discretion is advised. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Organic & Earthy iTree by KMKG Studio

October 3rd, 2011 by Purnima

In today’s day and age, it is becoming incredibly difficult to find a man cave that isn’t filled with gadgets, gizmos and all sorts of technological accessories. This is especially true in a world where companies like Apple come out with newer variants of the iPod, iPad and iPhone every other year. Clearly a guy isn’t to blame for the overabundance of technology in his quarter. If you’re a guy whose den fits the above description and organizing your abode is fast becoming a nightmare, let us suggest an earthy and organic piece of furniture for your high-tech pad. The iTree by KMKG Studio could, perhaps, be an answer to your technology organizing woes. Read the rest of this entry »

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