This is a project that sets a new standard of life on water. The innovative concept has overturned the concept of a traditional home and puts living in the classical sense up for discussion, presenting a new dynamic and contemporary vision. It creates a completely new lifestyle and offers people to live wherever they want and in which way they want.

This is a modular concept that combines the dynamics and elegance of a boat with a refined living area on at least two levels. It is made up of various interchangeable modules which can be fitted and connected to each other in many different ways. Within limits the craft can be designed in full by the customer (length, height, interior design and the number and sizes of the ... Read more »

Luxist: The wallet has traditionally been a low-tech device but not anymore as biometrics is changing the way we carry money. Dunhill has come out with their own version of the Biometric Wallet that promises to keep your money, id, and credit cards safe from thieves even if they pick your pocket. A carbon fiber exterior keeps things light but unbreakable while a biometric finger-print lock keeps the contents under wraps to all but the owner. And for even more high-tech protection you can connect the wallet to your cell phone via Bluetooth and get an alert if the wallet finds itself too far for comfort (i.e. you’ve been robbed or dropped it somewhere).

Born Rich: Turn your childhood fascination with the phenomenon of the black hole into reality with designer Jon Gilmore’s Nova Black Hole Illuminated Coffee Table. The futuristic table features a center section with rows of white LED lights that look like a black hole sucking up light rays. The glass tabletop highlights the black hole while ensuring it doesn’t suck up your coffee cups, and make it perfect for your living room. The base of the table is made from aluminum in a shiny silver finish and shaped a bit like an alien spaceship. The illuminated coffee table sells for approx. $1,070.

Bornrich: Luxury air travel has suffered a crisis in the economic downturn, but the business-class passengers are still flying on cloud nine. The luxury airlines too are doing everything to make it even better for their first-class passengers. Singapore Airlines, well-known for its first class cabin with the largest seats in the sky, has now introduced a deluxe cabin, known as the "Singapore Suite.” The cabin is more lavish, and more exclusive, than first class on all Singapore Airline A380 aircraft, the world’s largest passenger plane. The suites feature a standalone bed; not one converted from a seat, a lavish armchair hand-stitched by master Italian craftsmen Polt... Read more »

Born Rich: As the luxury travel takes on to woo the elite travelers, British Airways has also introduced their new first class cabin being installed on a B777, which flies from London Heathrow to Chicago O’Hare. The new cabin features a personal wardrobe, a 60 percent wider bed at the shoulders, leather-bound writing table, a 15-inch in-flight entertainment screen, USB port, RCA jack, noise-canceling headsets and personal electronic blinds along with mood lighting. To reach these in-flight luxuries for effortless travel, the design of the cabin is inspired by premium brands like Aston Martin and Jaguar. So, do you still believe that traveling is a dreary experience?