Chocolate is the best sin to indulge in, it is the finest thing to treat yourself with if you have been good. You may have seen expensive chocolate variants before, but nothing screams opulence if it’s not really bling. If you agree, then the Chocolate offers just the stuff you need. Blending the finest chocolate the company offers customized and hand-made, champagne truffles. Dressed with 24 carat edible gold flakes, this bespoke luxury chocolate is delivered to you in a stunning and sophisticated boutique box studded with 400 Swarovski crystals. The contemporary boutique styled box was created using recycled material. Care to indulge in the most luxurious chocolate experience in the world for £190 ($360)?
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This amazing Outlandia treehouse artist studio and urban escape is set in a small wood of Norwegian Spruce up in the idyllic Scottish Highlands near Ben Nevis. When asked by the Highland Council to create a lasting contemporary art legacy for the Year of Highland Culture, art organization London Fieldworks dreamt up Outlandia, and asked Malcolm Fraser Architects to translate their ideas to design.
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The Chinese in Philippines sure know how to ring in their new year in traditional values and a dash of luxury. A local savory called as the Tikoy is a sweet rice cake. And to celebrate the year of the rabbit in pomp, Entrepreneur Angelito Araneta Jr's has come up with a 24-carat edible gold leaf and 0.2-carat diamonds version for those with a sweet tooth for luxury. These gold and diamond rabbits are priced at just $485, had is just one of the 13 made by order for select rich Chinese customers for the new lunar Year of the Rabbit in Chinese calendar. Araneta Jr. also revealed that one of his customers also ordered for a two-diamond gold encrusted rice cake priced at $2,700 making it his most expensive sale to date.
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Brooklyn based artist and landscape designer Paula Hayes began fusing her masters degree in sculpture with her love of gardening in a small East Village 5th floor walk up in the early 1990s. It was there she developed her signature terrarium sculptural pieces, which are now on display in the exhibition, “Nocturne of the Limax Maximus,” at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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