If you are looking for a great solution to incorporate a fireplace that can give a feeling of expanded space and add some drama to your living space, then this mobile fireplace design Eclypsya by Arkiane can be the perfect addition. Designed by Benjamin Mesnard, the Eclypsya fireplace is a sculptural piece with an artistic touch in addition to warming up your room. The fireplace is as decorative as it is functional. It would make a stunning centerpiece in your living room; with glass on either side, one can enjoy the flickering flame from every angle. Designed around the modern lines, the Eclypsya fireplace will add beauty to a room as a beautiful backdrop when not in use. Apart from an additional functional focal point for your room, the Eclypsya is sure to add a romantic mood to your décor.

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And for those who want to dive into the history of Loiminchay pens, here is what you should know - Patrick Chu, the founder of Loiminchay pens turned from a collector to finally designing his own collection of writing instruments called “Lominchay” (Loimin.-delightful, understanding. Chay.- artelier, group) that is inspired by Chinese art and culture. The company’s stunning collection includes Fire & Ice, Opus Red, KamaSutra Pen 2, Forbidden City Collections and KitChoCho.

We also could not help swooning over Loiminchay’s Gilted Bronze Animal Pen stand, made of hammered gold and silver on a bronze body. The two-headed animal pen stand is a masterpiece and is available in an ultra-limited edition of just 12 pieces, clearly belonging to the aficionados.

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As Valentines Day is round the corner, Alexander Amosu has sneaked back into town. No, he has nothing to do with your Valentines date, well not exactly, but he’s come up with something your loved one will treasure for a long time. Amosu has introduced Pink Limited Edition handsets exclusively for your Valentines. There’s no info about the pricing, but the handsets are still available here.

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The second highlight is its improved silhouette, with a more streamlined bow thus allowing for more cabin space. The yacht features a redefined interior layout including a central stair with spacious details to accommodate toys for the pursuit of adventure. A yacht tender sits below its own aft cabin cover and two ski jets are stored at mid ship in cargo bins, all with individual hoists. The yacht is offered at 120′ and 95′ in length and it offers a maximum speed of 30 knots and 28 knots depending on its size. It can accommodate 10 persons in a separate master suite, guest suites and crew quarters.

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Orbita has been protecting craftsmanship and mechanics of exclusive timepieces in a way to appreciate horology, and to extend their gratifying tradition, Orbita has added a new cabinet to the family with their latest Lifestyle series. The new cabinet introduced by Orbita is a convertible that can be used as either a 3-head watchwinder or a 6-head watchwinder. Covered in Brazilian Rosewood veneer with genuine carbon fiber panels, the cabinet is totally self-programming and powered by 5-year lithium batteries. With suede lined drawers and lockable doors, this is an important distinction for watch lovers. There is no info on pricing as yet, but Orbita will soon be completing the photo shoots to showcase the Lifestyle 3 and Lifestyle 6 cabinets along with three larger Lifestyle cabinets, for up to 24, 36 or 48 watches.

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Something as classy as BMW is sure to become a canvas for some timeless and classic artistic work, and this BMW fan’s take on the concept is no different. With an eye for all things aesthetically pleasing, the artist has created unique pieces of art, what is dubbed as the BMW 2002 Living room. Perfect for home, office or any party room, the BMW 2002 Living room is made from a 1974 BMW 2002. To complete the BMW 2002 Living room, the artist has created 6 pieces that include -

• A ‘BMW Sofa’ with lights in working order on 12/110 volt
• A ‘BMW Wall Hanging Front End’ cut and lightened up to be set on the wall
• A ‘BMW Engine Table’ lightened up and topped with a sandblasted glass
• A ‘BMW Coffee Table’ made from 3 pistons and connecting rods, timing gear and cam, BMW steering wheel and topped with a nice blasted glass
• A ‘BMW Wall clock’ made from an original hubcap
• A ‘BMW Robot’ made from the 4th piston of the BMW engine that also uses valves and springs.

So, bring this handcrafted piece of art and mark a real presence of an automotive icon in your home.

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As it is with the vintage binoculars that these are not only nice to look at, but they can make for great conversations. So is the case with these Hermès signed binoculars. Though the set is not vintage, but with its hand-stitched leather carrying strap, it looks like it is. As put by Duncan Quinn, these “appear to be Leica’s compact, super-sharp Ultravid model from their sports optics collection (Hermès owns a stake in the famed German camera-maker).” Priced at about $2500, these sets are still a true steal.

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As the saying goes, if you’ve got it, flaunt it! However, flaunting something like the 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder won’t be possible. This is why the “Modena Spyder,” the replica of the 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder was made. Since it is so close to the original, it also got sued by Ferrari after it was featured in the 1986 classic movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”. However, this spectacular and rare 1960 Ferrari 250 GT reproduction of the short wheel base California Spyder was completed by Modena in 1991. It represents a unique opportunity to acquire what is becoming one of the most sought after 250 GT California Spyder replicas due to its limited production as a Modena. This well maintained Spyder has been treated to a unique frame-on restoration over the last year and shows just 41,496 miles on the odometer. The original engine has been replaced with a brand new Ford Motorsports full-roller 302 V8 with the E303 Camshaft - topped off with an equally brand new 8 stack Inglese 48mm induction system. Beyond these ideal specifications, there is no denying that it’s an immediate hit with enthusiasts. Asking price as last seen on eBay is $179,000.

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Coming from the family of Frapin Rabelais that has been producing wine and brandy for the past 20 generations, this special Cognac Cuvée 1888 is designed as a tribute to Pierre Frapin. This cognac is a blend of complex aromas from dried fruits, nuts, raisins, plums and hints of candied orange inviting scents of balsamic and roasted cocoa, beans Tonco and coffee. It conceals a subtle burst of pepper highlighted by a touch of immortelle combined with the sweetness of lime: spicy notes softened by the floral aroma expressing finesse and elegance. Sealed in a unique decanter with pure lines that gives an impression of spinning “top” formation, this special cognac is produced in a limited series of 1888 pieces. Priced at $7400, the Cuvée 1888 is bottled beneath a 24-karat gold stopper in this twisty crystal decanter.

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As we look through the variety of sizes and styles of yachts, the concept of customized yachts instantly grabs attention. However, in this industry with stiff competition, yacht manufacturers are increasingly creating distinct and personalized vessels unlike any other. New in the league is Think Yachts with its Rapture F150 that offers a unique opportunity to own, personalized and fully customized pedigree yacht design. Designed entirely around the owner to meet every expectation, this open yacht is one of the biggest with the aluminum hull and a speed of over 30 knots. This rare opportunity to own a yacht with material, equipment and the interiors of your choice can be delivered in 2 years from the first down payment. So, to create your own masterpiece, the asking price is around $24 million.

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