Awesome Luxury

The latest edition of the 458 Italia gets its roof swapped out for a folding aluminum hard top in the new 458 Spider; the better to hear the roar of its 4.5L, 570 hp engine with top speed of 198 mph.

A trailer sought after for its rarity, beauty and functionality. This restored unit retains its original aircraft grade metal body, L-shape sofa bed, sink, fridge and shower and kitchen rooms.

The supercool cycle from the Tron: Legacy is street legal, with electroluminescent strips built into the cowlings and rims and a fuel-injected Suzuki 996cc, 4-stroke engine. (Thanks Jack!)

Cadillac harkens back to the era when cars looked like boats with their luxurious Ciel convertible. Driven by a twin-turbo 3.6L V6 with hybrid electric power, it measures at over 203 inches long.

The iconic 911 has been tweaked just a smidge for 2012, with a 2″ increase in length, a 3.4L direct-injected flat-six with 350 hp and 280 lb/ft of torque and a downward sloping console on the inside.

Thought up by Zero2Infinity, the helium filled Bloon Balloon plans on providing relatively cheap cruises of the upper stratosphere in a specially crafted pod that can be launched from anywhere on the planet.

Just when we thought we’d seen the most expensive car in the world, out comes another tricked out Veyron. The Sang Noir (Black Blood) is currently the only Veyron Super Sport for sale.

Stay classy even when you’re just passed out at home with Restoration Hardware’s Grand Leather Bean Bag. It’s 24″ high and has a diameter of 50″. There are 6 leather upholsteries to choose from.

This 1966 Oyster Perpetual Air-King Precision is the pinnacle of understated elegance. The stainless steel case, silver dial and tricolor wrist strap combine for a timeless (if a little patriotic) look.

A Range Rover Sport that looks more like a Lambo than a Land Ro(ver), thanks to the slick orange on black theme, from the roof and bonnet stripes to the leather front and rear seats.

Pamper your pet with these well-designed dog mansions. They’re available in different sizes as well as architectural styles, from a cozy Swedish bungalow to a 20th century Bauhaus-inspired cube.

Renting an island? Pfff. How about owning a moving, floating island? Yacht Island Design’s unique hull lets them build unconventional themed yachts. They should make a LOST-themed yacht.

The café racer to end all café racers, fit not just for trips to the coffee shop but to the club as well. Built by Kaffeemaschine, based on the Moto Guzzi T3 California. Has a 76hp V2 engine.

The Icon’s rubber-coated magnesium-alloy frame is water-, shock- and fog-resistant. And if it still breaks, the warranty guarantees immediate replacement “for any reason, anywhere, for life.”

Protect and carry your laptop in style with this deluxe leather backpack from Tumi. Its laptop compartment accommodates laptops up to 15″. It also has lots of exterior and interior pockets.

Sound, style and simplicity. The Libratone Lounge is all-in-one sound system. Has a 50W 8″ woofer, two 25W 1″ tweeters and two 25W 4″ midrange drivers. AirPlay-compatible and has 3.5mm input.

The Aquatimer chronograph Galapagos edition has a stainless steel case coated with matte-black rubber for a unique look and feel. Has a sapphire glass and luminescent hands, dial and bezel.

The BeoSound 5 Encore has a 10.4″ touchscreen for easy browsing of music. Plays MP3, WMA, AAC-LC and FLAC files from local network, online, USB or line-in socket. Also has Internet radio.

Klättermusen’s jacket is not made from mithril, but it really does have Kevlar, the material used to make bulletproof vests and protective wear for motorcyclists. Warm, tough and fashionable.

The Golden State – you can live in it, skate it, and now you can eat and work on it. These beautiful wooden desks are made by J. Rusten Furniture Studio. Made of salvaged Claro walnut and steel.

A 1:1 scale replica of the steering wheel used by Ferrari F1 drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa this 2011. Hand-built using carbon fiber and filled with moving buttons, paddles and switches.

Talk about non-modern marvels. Christie’s recently auctioned this only known pair of gold, pearl and diamond-set singing bird pistols at the Hong Kong Important Watches sale for a cool $5.86 million.

Equipped with two 17.3″ 1920×1080 LED-backlit displays. Has either a 2.66GHz Corei5 or 1.73GHz quad-core Corei7 CPU, up to 8GB RAM, 1GB GTS 250M GPU and Magnesium alloy lid-frame.