The PK24 is an iconic recliner that dates back to the 1960’s. Designed by Danish designer Poul Kjaerholm and made by Fritz Hansen this beautifully aesthethic piece of furniture sells for around £6000 in it’s original form. Copies tend to retail for £900.
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If you’re looking for an ultra unique luxury residence then this might fit the bill. Situated in Miami Beach, Florida and offering a variety of unusual features it may not be to everybody’s taste, but it does offer an undeniable luxury ambience.
Appearing on LuxuryRealEstate.com it is described as:
“THE TEMPLE HOUSE - a luxurious 16,350 s.f. private residence - largest single family residence in South Beach. The Temple House is a modern work of simplicity, contemporary elegance and urban chic. The property has gone through a 2 year extensive renovation and includes large expansive spaces including a 6,600 s.f. Great room with soaring 30’ ceilings, 5 spacious bedrooms with en suite baths, 2,900 s.f. sun soaked outdoor deck, 2,700 s.f. loft room with full kitchen, and much, much more!”
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Posted by Peter Brady on Tue 10th October 2006 at 06:00 AM, Filed in Rich And Famous
These Robert Cavalli Serpant shoes simply exude style, opulence and luxury. We gather that they are very much part of the celebrity circuit and with good reason.
Retailing for $975 (£525) on eLuxury and include:
• Velvet straps
• Intricate brushed gold metal serpent accessory with decorative blue stones
• Ankle strap with buckle
• Velvet insole
• Leather sole
• 4.5” stiletto heel
Lussorian loves this super luxurious Louis Vuitton rolling suitcase retailing for $2,550 on eluxury. It really exudes travelling in style and is catching the eye of many celebrities.
It has the classic functionality of a rolling suitcase, but includes a hanging suit carrier within. The interior is spacious and incorporates protective flaps, a handy outside pocket for newspapers and zipped pockets.
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If you’re visiting the Scottish Borders then I implore you to visit the opulent Roxburgh Hotel. It really is a truly sumptuous place to rest your head for the night and offers access to some of the finest country pursuits in the UK.
Whether it be top quality shooting, Atlantic Salmon fishing on the river Tweed or stalking, this place has it in bucket loads.
The hotel isn’t too far from the quaint town of Kelso, a mecca for salmon fisherman. Pop into the legendary Ednam House Hotel for a dram and you’ll be pretty likely to bump into a famous fishing enthusiast.
I would describe the Roxburgh as one of the finest hotels I have visited and according to their web site The Scottish Hotels Association agree by awarding it their top prize in 2005. The Roxburghe Hotel goes on to describe itself as follows:
“The Roxburghe has claimed the industry’s most coveted award for “Best Country House Hotel of The Year”.
The Roxburghe Hotel and Golf Course reflects the warm, friendly country house atmosphere to be expected when staying with friends in a beautiful home rather than merely checking into a hotel.
If you shun modern and soulless accommodation in favour of tranquillity and a bit of up-market sophistication this is the place for you.
Owned by the Duke of Roxburghe, the hotel nestles privately amongst woodlands on the banks of the River Teviot. Many of the 22 bedrooms have all been individually designed by the Duchess herself, some of which have four poster beds and log fires.
The Scottish Borders is renowned for the quality of its fish, meat and game and this local produce is used to good effect by the award winning Chef Keith Short. The hotel has a fine choice of wines with a selection from the Duke’s own cellar, to compliment the high standard of food.”
If you do ever stay at the Roxburghe, please try some of the wonderful malt whiskeys at the bar. Some are particularly potent so I suggest only sampling a couple of different tipples on each evening of your stay, rather than working your way through the entire collection in one night, as I did!
