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Piet Hein Drink Cooler

Filed under: Dining

It's a stone, it's an egg, it's... actually a sort of metal ice cube designed to chill your drinks without the diluting effect that ice has. The Piet Hein Drink Cooler is made of seamless stainless steel and has a liquid core, which hardens when the egg is frozen and allows the cooler to actually cool your drink. They are no larger than ordinary ice cubes, so the only potential downside is that you might have to pay a bit more attention to what you're doing when you toss ice into glasses. Price: $31 each.

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Steelogic Planks Table

Filed under: Decor

Sleek and simple, the Steelogic Planks Table has the look of a table that has been constructed from wood slats, much like a picnic bench, but is made entirely from steel. The table measures 72 x 34 x 30 and could be used as a dining table or as a desk, particularly in a home where a modern, minimalist decor is already being used. Steelogic is know for being an environmentally friendly company and 85 percent of the steel used in their products, including this table, is recycled scrap. Price: $7,031.

Vision Steel Fireplace Tool Set

Filed under: Gadgets

While it's still quite warm to be thinking about the cold days and colder nights of winter, there is no harm in being prepared - especially since you can use the Vision Steel Fireplace Tool Set with your patio fire pit in addition to an indoor fireplace. The black-matte coated steel tools include a poker, a shovel and a brush, all of which have stainless steel handles. The triangular stand is also stainless steel and takes up very little space; the whole unit measures 29.5"x10"x10". Price: $628.

Boltz Architect Office Series

Filed under: Decor


The Architect Series of office furniture from Boltz must have been designed for the paperless office. The credenza, desks and bookcases formed of glass and metal seem too sterile and clean to support much mess. It looks like there is a printer in the picture above but no paper anywhere in site. Boltz creates furniture that is made of heavy steel for a modern look that is far from flimsy. The pieces in the Architect Series start at $1,000.

Vulcain Golden Voice Vibrating Watches

Filed under: Timepieces / Watches


You set your cell phone to vibrate, what about your watch? Luxury Gadgets covers the elegant Vulcain Golden Voice, a watch that has a movement with two barrels, one for the watch and one for the alarm which discreetly vibrates. The watch has a 42- hour power reserve and a 12-second striking period. The Vulcain Golden Voice movement powers the hour, minute, seconds and vibrate functions.  The steel watch is available in either a square or a round version each with an alligator strap.

Amisco Manhattan Bar

Filed under: Decor

There was a time when having a home bar meant only one of two things: either you had a full, wet bar or you had a wooden cabinet with some wine, a bottle of whisky and a few glasses stacked on top. Now, there are many non-permanent bars to choose from, like the stylish and modern Amisco Manhattan Bar. The bar is built on a metal frame and has a front panel of stainless steel. Behind the bar, there are three frosted-glass shelves, one of which is actually a workspace for the bartender, and plenty of room for a large collection of drink mixers and glasses. The colors for the bar are not limited to black and silver, as pictured, and can be custom finished with a non-toxic glaze to match the colors of the room you would like to keep it in. For an even more unique look, if you have enough room, two Manhattan bars can be combined to make one large semicircular bar. Price: $1020.

 

Co-Motion's Foldable Bikes: Stylish and Pragmatic

Filed under: Luxury Cars & Autos

With Deidre's recent post about Bike Friday in mind, I thought I'd give some props to Oregon's other manufacturer of foldable bikes, Co-Motion. In both single and tandem varieties, travel-friendly foldable bikes are hand-crafted at Co-Motion's Eugene factory.

What gives Co-Motion so much commotion in the folding bike industry?  The proprietary S+S coupling system developed for its travel bikes. In just a few moments, you can transform your suitcase into a smooth racing or touring bike while saving the $80 the airlines charge (each way!) for bringing a bike on board.

In other words, you get a collapsible bike that doesn't collapse your street cred.

The foldable version of Co-Motion's steel racer, the Espresso Co-Pilot (as if they couldn't get any more Oregonian, Co-Motion names its bike models after the Pacific Northwest's favorite caffeinated beverages), starts at $1925 for a hand-crafted frame and fork.

Xemex 5000 Automatic Chronograph Watch

Filed under: Timepieces / Watches


This yellow and steel creation is the latest from Xemex. The XE 5000  is not available until June but they are accepting web orders now. The chronograph watch has a 44mm brushed stainless steel case with a curved sapphire crystal. It uses the ETA Valjoux 7750 movement and the dial has yellow chronograph dials in a mirrored face. Buy the watch and they will throw in a Xemex T-shirt and an Automatic Watch Winder, valued at $350. The list price is $3,950.

Sculpted Salad Servers and Bowl

Filed under: Dining

There is something about puzzle pieces, when they are snapped together, that really pleases the eye - which is a grown-up way of saying that they're fun to look at. Take, for example, these Sculpted Salad Servers. Made of stainless steel, their curves fit together perfectly, making the servers both useful and visually appealing. Whether it's a bit silly or not, I like the idea of anything that makes me feel like a kid - especially if it does so when I'm eating salad. The servers hug the shape of the bowl, but are can be purchased separately, if desired. Price for tongs alone: $55. With bowl $88.

Bodum Lipstick Flask

Filed under: Dining, Luxury Travel & Hotels

Not all ladies have time to lunch. Some don't even have time to stop in for a latte while they're on the go from meeting to meeting or party to party. Bodum's Lipstick Flask really resembles a giant tube of fire-engine red lipstick, its streamlined, high-gloss exterior giving way to an interior full of what busy women need most: caffeine.

Ok. It doesn't have to be full of coffee. In fact, we think that it is very stylish all on its own. How many of your friends have a tube of lipstick this big, after all? The vacuum-sealed thermos will keep up to 34-ounces of whatever you fill it with perfectly secure - hot or cold - for hours. And, of course, it will look great doing it. Price: $29.99.

 

F.A. Porsche Can Opener

Filed under: Gadgets

Designed by F.A. Porsche, the man behind the famous lines of the Porsche 911 and the Porsche Design Group, this sleek looking kitchen gadget is one with fashion and function. A small lever on the side of the can opener handles unlocks the device and a simple twist allows the sharp steel blade to cut through any can. A magnet in the opener holds the lid in place until if can be removed. If you're looking to turn your kitchen into a tribute to your car, a matching corkscrew, bottle opener and other accessories are available. The can opener retails for $49.99.

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