Hoesch has designed what just might be called the perfect luxury bathroom for men.
Start with clean lines and the simplest of color schemes and combine it with cutting edge technology and you’ve pretty much made any guy (and many women for that matter) happy.
It has a Mirror TV Cabinet, a Duo bathtub roomy enough for two, a walk-in shower with a drying area and special grid floor that eliminates puddles, and both a shallow and a deep sink.
Corvette tuner Specter Werkes has announced its newest model, the GTR.
With a complete tuning package of carbon fiber body enhancements, engine tuning, suspension enhancements and a choice of Forgeline or HRE wheels with Michelin tires, the GTR aims to further enhance the appearance and performance levels of any current model Corvette, including the ZR1.
The GTR package starts with a base price of $34,995, with a variety of high-performance powertrain options.
Because we all know that the rich can never be too comfortable, EDAG set about to improve the ergonomics of the stately Phantom.
Their solution was to develop and articulated roof over the rear seat area so that passengers could get in and out of the car more easily.
By simply pressing a button, the driver or passenger can activate the specially developed electronic controls, and raise the hydraulically powered roof segment with practically no sound whatsoever.
This Fiat 500 Pepita brings new meaning to the term Luxury ride. The Fiat comes with a 24k gold paint job, Swarovski crystal studded gear shift, hand brake and foot pedal, cashmere floor mats and gold painted alloy wheels.
You even have a choice between crocodile, snake, shark, skate or lizard leather seats and an assortment of precious gems to add to the interior. Yours for €60,000.
This “transparent” TV really exists, and it’s from Sony. Look at the screen, it’s like floating… and the speakers, freaking awesome!
Hats off to Sony for the magnificent idea of making a “Transparent TV” that is sooner or later going to revolutionize the meaning of a TV.
Pop star Shakira sold one of her bras for $3,000 at a charity auction on Sunday (10Feb08).
The Latin beauty sold more than 40 stage costumes from her 2007 Oral Fixation tour to raise funds for her Bare Feet Foundation, which is leading a project to build a school for impoverished kids in her native Colombia.
Among other items up for sale on the eBay Giving Works website included a low cut red dress with large, wing-like sleeves, a blue tank top baring the slogan ‘For Those Who Love to Rock’, and a lavender skirt with turquoise and coral beading, which went for $1,000.
