Wednesday 20 May 2015
Top 10 Most Expensive Things In The World You'll Never Need VIDEO
PICASSO SETS $179 MILLION AUCTION RECORD IN NEW YORK
A Picasso masterpiece and a Giacometti statue smashed world records Monday for the most expensive art sold at auction, fetching more than $179 million and $141 million respectively in New York.
Pablo Picasso oil painting, “The Women of Algiers (Version 0),” sold for $179,365,000 after 11 minutes of furious bidding from four to five prospective buyers at Christie’s, where two auction rooms were packed.
INSIDE SAN FRANCISCO’S $49 MILLION LUMINA PENTHOUSE
A 15,000-square-foot penthouse apartment in an under-construction tower in San Francisco’s South of Market is being offered for $49 million.
Located on the 41st and 42nd floors of one of two new towers collectively called the Lumina, the unit will have 20-foot-tall ceilings in parts of the apartment along a curvilinear wall of glass overlooking the Bay Bridge.
Tuesday 19 May 2015
Luxury Smartwatches
The market for smartwatches is still very much in its infancy and because companies have no clear idea what consumers want exactly, they’re letting their imaginations run wild with some interesting results.
The latest company to test the waters of consumer opinion is LG.
Thursday 14 May 2015
BURJ AL ARAB, THE WORLD`S MOST LUXURY HOTEL
Burj Al Arab has everything a luxury hotel needs and more. Everything you’ve dreamed of, comes true here.
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