We all know Swarovsky is attempting to cover every inch of this planet we call Earth. The assimilation continues with this beautiful and useful sky trolley by Skypak. Just look at this thing. You know you want it.
The company has produced some fancy airplane trolleys in the past, with a gold-plated unit standing atop the pack. This new item, as stated, contains tons and tons of Swarovsky crystals. 82,000 of them to be exact. You heard that right. 82,000 Swarovsky crystals. The trolley is designed by Baz Pringle, a London based designer, who now works as a Senior Art Director in Orange County.
It’s not only a trolley that features several cabinets for whatever you want to place inside of them. Skypak’s new baby also includes a built-in mini-refrigerator. Keep the hot side hot and the cool side side. Just like a McDLT. How much will all of those crystals set you back? About $41,000. Not bad, right?
Swarovski crystals continue their world takeover. First it was iPads and video game consoles. Then it was shirts, HDTVs and whatever else you could throw a crystal at. Now, unsurprisingly, they have plastered their crystaly goodness on to power tools. Tim Allen will be proud.
This Bosch IXO cordless screwdriver is just like similar models, except it comes equipped with rows of delicious Swarovski crystals. Does anything else need to be said?
Ok, maybe. Only 2000 of these bad boys will be made, and they are selling at around $470 each. The units come with approximately 470 of the wondrous crystals. Wait, that comes out to a dollar a crystal. Cool!
Do you like climbing mountains but hate leaving your house? Well then, here is the MtEverClimb, a continuous rope-climbing machine that simulates your favorite activity.
This cardio-enhancing wonder machine is a steal at $8,000, considering the cost of mountains these days. It’s essentially a 500 pound steel frame with a series of rope and pulleys, designed to get you up and going nowhere fast.
The company claims the machines are used by the Pittsburgh Steelers so you’d be in good company. The actual cost is $7,985 with an additional “Up/Down Timer” thrown in for $495.
Like working out? Like Nintendo? Then boy do we have the product for you. Selected as the VIP Asia 2010 - Product of the Year by Aving, the Frevola T7A treadmill not only gives you a supreme workout, it also keeps you entertained!
This treadmill has a host of features. It slows down and speeds up according to your built-in human tempo. It also features slots for media of all types, including music and movies. The top dog on the feature-front, however, is the touchscreen video game center. That’s right. Touchscreen. Get your Nintendo on in style. Other features include USB connectivity, built-in virtual trainer, gaming and workout program, stereo speaker, stereo headset and the optional Polar heart rate monitoring system.
We all like tables! You can sit near them. Eat on them. Heck, even rest your head on them when you are feeling beaten and tired. Still, they aren’t very interactive. That is, unless your table happens to double as a 1983 Pac-Man console. That all ends now.
Here is the new One-2-One Interactive Table from the Touch Revolution team. This table is perfect for any environment, from bedroom to work station. The table integrates a 40-inch LCD monitor, and you can use it both as video screen and touchscreen computer. Multiple input sources mean you can run just about any file imaginable on the table. This beast puts the iPad to shame! Look at the size!
Carbon filter applications are usually limited to automobiles and air conditioners and the like. However, this home clock has found a use for the substance. Thanks to Sports Carbone, this carbon fiber wall clock is designed along minimalist lines with a touch of class that complements the carbon in the glossy finish. Finished with surgical precision, the clock comes in a 20cm x 20cm square carbon fiber case that holds a unique mechanism called “Silent” to attract your attention in, well, sheer silence.
Yes. We’ve all seen fireplaces. They keep us warm with their eternal glow. However, they don’t always glimmer. This one, however, does. Napoleon has released the limited edition LHD50SS fireplace. The rare fire maker comes studded with an array of Swarovski crystals, the new “it” gem. Available in a one-sided or two-sided unit, the LHD50SS direct vent fireplace comes with a unique necklace tray design that helps keep the crystals in an ideal display arrangement.
It’s not all crystals all. It’s also state of the art fireplace. There’s a modulating thermostatic hand-held remote to control the flame, ignite the fire or adjust the temperature with the utmost ease. The limited edition series comes complete with a certificate of authenticity. Available in white, pewter and black finishes, the dazzling LHD50SS fireplace comes for a warm $13,000.
You love your Lamborghini. You love your home. Why not combine the two? Home designer Takuya Tsuchida is doing just that. This newly designed home features a secret motorized door that raises whatever is in the garage right to the living room. This house in Fukushima Prefecture is designed for an enthusiastic client, who owns a Lamborghini Countach Anniversary edition and is a further proof that the automobile’s role as machine has been abandoned in favor of its status as art.
Tired of the endless arguments with your spouse over whether or not you can use her precious dining room table for the occasional poker tourney? Well, then take a gander at this bad boy by acclaimed luxury designer Lee J. Rowland.
This table has all the bells and whistles you’d expect from Rowland. It took months of research to create the enamel of the highest standard and of course, the precision craftsmanship that is signature to all of Rowland’s creations. Patented motor technology provided by Maxon, (the world leaders in precision drivers and gearing technology), has been used in the table drive system resulting in an ultra slim frame that rotates the table. So, let the battle for the living room end! The victor? Everybody!
Whoever said it aint easy being green? This new solar-powered lawnmower and “garden cleaner” purports to make it easier than ever. It won the Red Dot Award in the Design Concept in 2009 so you know it means business. It’s one part electric lawnmower, and one part, well, something else. They call it a garden cleaner and that is the intended use. It works sort of like a home vacuum, sucking up unwanted weeds and soil and leaving everything nice and even so your basil or whatever can grow at a nice clip. The thing is also foldable and ridiculously easy to use. Gone are the days of sweaty men mowing your lawn for a measly five bucks.
Oh, and it was Kermit.
