$1 Million Flooring - Pietra Firma Diamond-Encrusted Tiles (GALLERY)


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Encrusted with more than 1,000 diamonds, 2,400 pieces of mother of pearl, 400 pieces of abalone shell and 500 pieces of black onyx per square meter, these exclusive, limited-edition LuxTouch range of tiles are selling for the dazzling price of $1,000,000 per square meter. Luxury certainly doesn’t come cheap. Designed by Pietra Firma, and hand crafted by master craftsmen utilizing traditional methods, these luxury tiles for the world’s wealthiest people with an appetite for opulent home decor will ensure them the exclusivity of having one of the world’s most expensive floors, walls or ceilings. Via: bornrich.org |
$2000 Scotch - "The Last Drop" Luxury Liquor
Being the boozer I am, I would love to order a bottle of this $2000 bottle of Scotch and say "...and soda..." The Last Drop is a conglomeration of liquor from old casks in old cellars from all over Scotland.… [More]
Italian Fashion Furniture - 10 Luxury Versace Designs (GALLERY)
Versace, one of the definitive luxury brands, has added these gorgeous lounges, chairs and tables to their Versace Home line. The designs, complete with the Greek Key Versace motif, have all been in sleek… [More]
Three Dimensional Leather Furniture - Luxury Relief Work by Helen Amy Murray (GALLERY)
Helen Amy Murray creates intricate leather relief designs which are used as stunning wall hangings and to upholster classic pieces of furniture. The luxurious leather or suede is cut and then raised to… [More]
Luxury Fire Sculptures - Ultra Modern Fireplaces by Elena Colombo (GALLERY)
Spending more time and money on our outdoor spaces has been a growing trend for a while now, and fire pits and fireplaces are a huge part of outdoor décor. That being said, the fire-features that are… [More]
Swanky Luxury Hotels - Thompson LES NYC (GALLERY)
After months of anticipation by global hotel snobs, the luxuriously hip Thompson LES hotel is finally ready to open in New York City. When I think hip hotel, New York City is one of the first cities that… [More]
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