March 3, 2008

Fusion Tables

If you don't have a game room, or at least one big enough for a pool table, you can now put a pool table in your dinning room, and not have the wife threaten to leave you.

Convertible in just seconds, the Fusion table transforms from a dining table into a high quality billiard or game table. Created by Aramith, long-time leading manufacturer in the billiard industry, the Fusion dining table innovates by adding multi-functionality as it combines a dining table, a pool table and a game table all in one. As such Fusion dining pool tables add new and exciting dimensions to entertainment and the dining room.

The table can be made with a metal or wood finish, with the metal version available in two different colors, and the wood in five different finishes. There's also an optional easy lift system which will allow you to automatically raise the table from a 30-inch eating height, to a 33-inch playing height, with a patent pending leveling system.

You can find out more by hitting the Fusion Table site HERE.

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February 29, 2008

AEG Santo Fridge With Built-In Wine Cooler

The stainless steel, side-by-side, Santo 75598 KG AEG refrigerator combines sharp classic looks with excellent performance and unmatched practicality. For the wine lovers, this AEG refrigerator has a 162 liter wine cooler, equipped with a special electronic controls, LED temperature display and a UV protected glass door. Five wood shelves can hold up to 39 bottles. The 78 liter separately controlled NoFrost freezer comes with LED display, 4 drawers and enough space for all your frozen foods, while making defrosting a thing of the past. With capacity of 330 liters and featuring numerous drawers and bins, refrigerator stores your foods at optimal, electronically controlled temperatures. The fridge runs about $5,900.

You can hit the main AEG site for the fridge HERE, but it isn't in English.

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February 20, 2008

The Perfect Luxury Bathroom for Men?

I can't say that I'm ever all that excited about having a cool bathroom, but if I could just give someone some money and mae it happen, this might be interesting.

The company Hoesch has created the guy's luxury bathroom. It starts with clean lines and a simple color scheme, and combines it with cutting edge technology. 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. All displayed and surrounded by classic white porcelain and your choice of walnut or macassar.

You can hit the Hoesch site HERE to get more information or even use their bathroom planner to create your own perfect bathroom.

(via Luxist

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November 2, 2007

The Extreme Spa

Though not the biggest spa, nor the one with the biggest TV, it has a number of features that might be appealing.

It's got a modest 17-inch LCD screen installed which is connected to a Sony sound system, Boss controls, and a DVD player. The tub itself comes with full foam insulation, LED submerged light, stainless steel jets, kick plate, BOSS controls, towel warmer, thermally insulated cover, and a crystal clear mixing tube along with an AquaFinesse spa watercare kit. It's creators, Coast Spa, also state that it comfortably seat 8 people for your next party.

The Extreme Spa runs around $16,000 with everything, and you can get more details at the Coast Spas main site HERE.

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October 31, 2007

The Home Flame Collection

Radius Design has created the Home Flame Collection which runs on a bio-ethanol fuel. Each piece of the collection has a patented combustion chamber with a ceramic foam inside that guarantees a constant flame. By using the bio-ethanol fuel it allows free-standing operation wherever you would like to place them, with residue-free burning.

The collection has two different setups for hanging on a wall, and two that can be used for the middle of a room.  The units run between about $430 and $1295 depending on the model.

You can read more about the models at the Radius Design site HERE.

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October 30, 2007

Portable Bar

The Mobile Bar from designer Evelyn Wendel lets you take your drinks on the move with you. The unit has 3 compartments, each with a grey laminated shelf each, is wheeled with brakes and has a stainless steel top shelf. The Bar is further made mobile by being painted with car paint. You can choose from two different sizes, and I'll admit the price is a little high for what you get. The small bar comes with 2 compartments for $2,839 and the large bar sells for $3519. On the upside, it looks like you can get the bar in over 50 different colors.

You can read more about the Mobile Bar at The Magazine site HERE.

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October 27, 2007

Check Out The World’s 15 Sexiest Speakers

The site Audio Junkies has an article on what they think are the World's 15 Sexiest Speakers Of All Time.

They chose the speakers not only on their amazing sound quality, but also on their great looks. The combination makes them closer to works of art, than just something to hook up to your sounds system. Like any good work of art, you're also going to have to come up with some serious cash to buy any of these, as prices range from a respectable $1,295 per pair for the Urban Fidelity Duevel Planets, all the way up to $380,700 per pair for the Acapella Audio Arts Spharon Excalibur loudspeakers.

You can read the whole list over at the Audio Junkies site HERE.

 

 (Via Born Rich)

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October 23, 2007

The Asko HomePub

You have to like a fridge with a built in beer tap. The ASKO's HomePub has a special compartment inside the door that houses a beer dispensing tap system and a special box for a beer keg/CO2 cartridge. Since it's housed in the door, they don't take up any of the valuable food storage space. Other than the beer tap, it's pretty much a standard fridge inside, except for a shelf specially created to store spare beer kegs so you can always have your beer chilled and ready to serve yourself and your guests.

The kegs are the smaller 5-liter mini beer kegs, which is about 1 1/3 gallons. Not great for huge parties, but for you and a few friends watching the game, it might be good. Regardless, if you're a regular beer drinker and like it out of the tap, this might be worth looking into. No real word on price yet, but you can check out the HomePub over at the Asko site HERE.

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October 22, 2007

Personalized Home Bar

The stainless steel look might not be what you're looking for in a home bar, but this one does have a few nice touches. The Q03 bar from Quench Home Bars has two acrylic front panels that can be engraved with your initials, logo or own personal design. The panels are then lit up by a hidden UV light. The Q03 home bar of course has all of the regular bar touches such as a foot rail, bottle cooler, hidden castors, dip tray, black bar mirror, stools and a bottle rail that fits six or seven bottles. The company that makes it is out of the UK, and the price in US dollars is about $12,265, plus whatever the extra overseas shipping would cost you. The bar is available in five colors, and you can get the rest of the details at their site HERE.

(via BornRich

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October 19, 2007

The Berlin Flue Stove

This stove was created to be placed anywhere you want it as a room dividers or a middle of the room centerpiece. The unit rotates 360-degrees, enabling the fire to be seen wherever you are in the room. Th unit also has three shelves above the stove, and you can order the floor plate in clear glass or frosted glass with straight wall accessory, or select the circular clear glass floor plate if you wish to rotate the Berlin.

The stove does need a flue, or small chimney attached, so there will have to be a little work done, but it's a lot less than a full blow fireplace that takes up a whole wall. The stove runs about $9,000, and if this one doesn't quite fit with what you're looking for, there's a lot of other models to choose from at their site HERE.

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