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Inmod Design Studio

Filed under: Decor

The Inmod Design Studio is a new feature at Inmod that allows you to design your own luxury duvet, selecting and customizing fabrics, colors and designs to get something perfectly suited to your own tastes. The fabrics include, linen, silk dupioni and silk taffeta and the duvets are available in any size. Once you have customized your design, you can also alter the colors of the digital room, including the color of the bed frame, the rug, the vases and even the walls to try and get an idea of how your duvet will look in your room. Alternatively, you can figure out how to redecorate around your new duvet. Prices vary based on your particular choices, but the design pictured here, which is on silk dupioni, is $450 in a California King with matching shams.

Frette Sophia Collection

Filed under: Decor

Luxury sheet maker Frette's new Sophia line is a holiday fantasy. The years designer duvet set also comes with the chance to outfit yourself in luxury as well with a red velvet robe and a pair of slippers. The Sophia line was inspired by ancient brocades and damasks used by royal dynasties across Europe. Garnet-colored silk is interwoven with natural linen to create a surprisingly modern jacquard. The duvet set includes a cover and two rectangular shams in an ornate pattern and two striped square shams and boudoirs. The line takes its name from Queen Sophia of Bourbon, the last queen of a Spanish dynasty to rule on Italian soil. Each robe comes with a 24-carat gold numbered plaque for the engraved name or initials of the owner.

New York's Most Expensive Cocktail

Filed under: Spirits

At Duvet, the dine-in-bed hotspot in New York City, you can sip a $1,500 cocktail called the Duvet Platinum Passion. The drink is a blend of L'ésprit de Courvoisier (roughly $6,000/bottle), Ruinart champagne and a special syrup that uses passionfruit, forest berries, wildflower honey and brown sugar and was created by Duvet's head mixologist, a gentleman named Brendan. The drink is served in a frosted glass, garnished with an orchid. It was introduced over a year ago, on Valentine's Day in 2005, and only 4 have been sold since then.

[via Pocket Change]



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