List of the world's most expensive hotel in the world

     These hotels specifically for wealthy people. Because the cost was exorbitant. Last night had to pay money for more than U.S. $ 15,000 to stay in a suite. 

With pay that much, the guests can enjoy a number of luxury amenities such as private pool overlooking the beach, a bed that can rotate. That is, where did you put the head can be arranged. To the south, north, east and west, like-like the guest. 

Guests will also be given special bedinde, private chauffeur and a number of other facilities, which if staying in regular hotels, it will not likely get that service.
This is a list of most expensive rooms every one night:

1. The Ritz Carlton Suite, Moscow U.S. $ 16,500

     Cathedral, the Kremlin and Red Square is famous for. Enjoy the marble bathrooms, old furniture made ​​in honor of Russian history, and a giant living room complete with grand piano, library, offices and meeting rooms.You can also receive access to Club Lounge with five kinds of food and drinks in a day. Floor rooms are also always warmed in order to keep the legs from the bitter winter.

2. Royal Armleder Suite, Le Richemond Geneva U.S. $ 18,900

     If you talk about luxury in Switzerland. Room 2476 square meters is the answer. These rooms offer views of the Alps and the old town of Geneva. The bathroom was made ​​of the best products are flown in from Italy.
  
3. Royal Suite, Burj Al Arab Dubai - U.S. $ 19,600 

       Hotels with a fairly high price of U.S. $ 20,000 a night it makes you enjoy more comfort than any other middle eastern people. There are only 2 Royal suites on the 25th floor. You can enjoy stunning sea views, private meeting rooms, private elevator and access to a private helipad. 

4. The Vendome Suite, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome U.S. $ 20,000

      One the best hotel in Paris. Suit Vendome is located on the fifth floor at the Park Hyatt overlooking the Rue de la Paix. The space is equipped with convenience features bathroom steam (steam), and a spa for a massage table. You also can enjoy the songs on Bang & Olufsen sound system and can twitter on twitter preach your location with high speed Internet connection. 

5. The Bridge Suite, The Atlantis, Bahamas U.S. $ 22,000

     The Bridge Suites in Atlantis is the bridge that connects the two Royal tower and provide views of every corner of the resort. Ceiling decorated with gold features, comes with butler service, bed linens with hand painting, and two large bedrooms. Beautiful bathroom made ​​of marble, with an artistic design.

Hmmmmm... Just to be able to sleep need to pay expensive ..

$2.2 million for home John Wayne owned!

      John Wayne once owned this 4-bedroom, 4-bath house in Newport Beach’s Big  Canyon. You’ll get a kick out of the address: 14 Rue Grand Ducal. Yep, “Ducal” means “pertaining to a duke”!

The 4,448-square foot house off the 4th tee of the private golf course in Big Canyon is on the market for $2,263,000.

The late actor’s name is in the title history, along with wife Pilar, according to Realtor Linda Stearns.

It’s no secret that The Duke called Orange County home (John Wayne Airport ring a bell?) but you might recall his Bayshore estate. It’s not clear that he spent a lot of time in the Big Canyon house.
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    However, the books, ”John Wayne: The Man behind the myth,” and “John Wayne, American,” have him playing all kinds of games, including poker, bridge, backgammon and Klabberjass, at the Big Canyon Country Club.

Stearns says he did some remodeling on the house, including an expansion of the master bedroom, installing dark hardwood floors, and designing a custom art piece with two stone American bald eagles.

“He put his own touches in it,” Stearns says.

The house had two other owners since then. The property last sold in 1998, for $895,000.

The 2-story “Versailles” style home includes a 2-story living room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a marble fireplace, a newly remodeled kitchen, and a butler’s pantry that contains a ”secret” area, according to the listing.

Upstairs is a balcony and 2 bedroom suites with spa baths. Outside, the pool, spa and gazebo are surrounded by lush gardens, making the home “very private,” Stearns says.

Sauna to eliminate toxins in your body?

     To understand how infrared sauna work, describe yourself in the open air on a summer day with the sun shining above. Your body feels hot sun and you become hot. Then a cloud passing, blocking the sun. The temperature outside has not changed, but you feel cooler in the shade. The Sun’s infrared rays were heating your body.

How does an infrared sauna detoxify the body?

When toxins are present in our body, the blood circulation is blocked and cellular energy is altered. The body’s immune system is inhibited, making it difficult for the body to fight the disease. When heat is applied to infrared major water molecules in our body that contain toxic gases such as sulphur dioxide, carbon dioxide, lead, mercury and chlorine vibrate and are broken down. The encapsulated toxic materials and gases are then released. The infrared heat is often used to treat clogged capillaries, heat increases the pores and capillaries to expel toxins from the body. We can tolerate and even enjoy infrared heat for longer periods than the heat of a hot tub or steam bath, therefore sweating from the heat infrared promotes the most beneficial for detoxification.

How infrared sauna possibly offer all these advantages?

During a 30-minute session, you can relax and enjoy the music, your whole body is working to generate sweat 2-3 times higher than in a traditional sauna. The infrared sauna therapy offers an in-depth heat in a more pleasant atmosphere, providing benefits greater health. Each session allows the body to detoxify, relieve muscle pain by increasing the circulation, burns fat, giving you a workout cardiovascular, reduce cellulite and skin regains shine.

With all benefits and amenity to assemble or install it, the sauna is “something” proper to present in our home. Relax our self, enjoy the sauna and let’s hope health and happiness would be with us. 

US Presidents’ Office

     The Oval Office inside the White House is the US President’s formal workspace. This is where he meets and confers with the heads of the state, diplomats and other dignitaries. When a new president assumes office, it is not uncommon for him to renovate the Oval Office to suit his taste. In fact, nearly all presidents do a mini-makeover when they come in. They change the paint, put in a new rug on the floor, get different drapes and do most of the stuff that an average person does when he moves to a new home. In this post we take a look at the changing face of the Oval Office during different Presidencies and how each president added his own touch to the White House decor.

Oval rooms became popular in eighteenth century neoclassical architecture, and it is likely that the architect of the White House, James Hoban, was influenced by the elliptical chamber of an Irish Mansion called Castle Coole. Here is a hand-tinted photo of the first Oval Office, designed by Nathan C. Wyeth for President William Howard Taft in 1909.

William Howard Taft’s Office in 1909 (White House Historical Association)

Warren G Harding ‘s Office in 1923 (Library of Congress)

Calvin Coolidge’s Office in 1925
It can be said that from Howard Taft(1909) to Herbert Hoover(1933) the main decor of green rug, dark green drapes with eagle valances and olive green walls remained pretty much the same. When Franklin D. Roosevelt joined office in 1933, he redecorated it with a blue-green rug and gray green walls.

Replica of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Office in 1933 (Roosevelt Library)
During Franklin Roosevelt’s Presidency, the office was moved to the southeast corner of the West Wing in 1934, and this is what the modern office looked like:

Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Office in 1936 (Wikipedia)
Harry S Truman in 1945 changed the tint of the room to grayish and his desk was famous for a plaque with a motto that read: “The buck stops here.”

Replica of Harry Truman’s Office in 1945 (Truman’s Library)
Dwight D. Eisenhower assumed office in 1953 and though he did not change the decor much…

Dwight Eisenhower’s Office in 1956 (EisenHower Library)
…he showed his taste in paintings.

(EisenHower Library)
The John F Kennedy’s Oval Office was redesigned by Stéphane Boudin in 1963 with a new red rug and pale curtains but it was dismantled after the President’s assassination, before Mrs. Kennedy returned.

John F Kennedy’s Office in 1963 (JFK Library)
Lyndon B. Johnson succeeded Kennedy and used his rug and curtains temporarily but he did not use the Resolute Desk.

Lyndon B. Johnson’s Office in 1963 (White House Historical Society)
He later changed the rug to gray.

Lyndon B. Johnson’s Office in 1968(Johnson Library)
President Richard Nixon started out with Johnson’s decor…

Richard Nixon’s Office in 1969 (NARA)
but he later changed to a Navy blue rug with gold drapes.

Richard Nixon’s Office in 1973 (NARA)
During Gerald Ford’s presidency which started in 1974 he opted for a pale gold rug with blue florettes and pumpkin drapes with gold curtains.

Replica of Gerald Ford’s Office in 1976 (Ford Library)
Jimmy Carter assumed office in 1977 but he carried through with Ford’s decor.

Jimmy Carter’s Office in 1976 (NARA)
Ronald Reagan too did not change the decor until during his second term when he opted for a pale gold rug with sunbeam design.

Replica of Ronald Reagan’s Office in 1979 (Reagan Library)
George H. W. Bush went back to the blue theme in 1989

George Bush’s Office in 1990 (NARA)
When Clinton came to power he changed to a colour scheme reminiscient of the Nixon era with navy blue rug and gold drapes.

Clinton’s Office in 1996 (Clinton Library)
Oval Office floor was replaced during the administration of George W. Bush. Based on a 1933 design by Eric Gugler, the 2005 installation is arranged in a contrasting cross pattern of quarter-sawn oak and walnut.

(Wikipedia)
George Bush, Jr. revealed he delegated the decision of choosing the rug to Laura Bush, who chose a yellow sunbeam design. Here are a few snaps of Bush’s office:

George W Bush’s Office in 2005(White House)






(White House)

Future Chairs for Relaxation by Metronaps

     We don’t usually come up with single-product-posts at HD but every once in a while something cool comes up that just forces us to bend the rules a little. This alien looking Energy Pod by Metronaps which Google provides to its employees for taking power naps is one such product. As far as form goes, we don’t think it can be sexier than this; regarding function, it reclines occupants to the optimal napping position while playing ambient sounds that help nappers drift into light sleep.

At about 3.6 lakh rupees ($ 8000) it would be about twice as expensive as the massage chairs that are floating around in the local market.

Living Under the Sea???

     Have more money and are bored with imaginable luxury homes on the mainland? What if we suggest to have a house under water? Buy & Sell Houses.

 

Trilobis 65 Floating Home is a house on the water, which some of the building is under water (Semi-Submerged).
With about 20 meters long and 13 meters wide, ideal for inhabited by 6 people (consisting of 6 bedrooms).
This house also includes a distinguished home friendly environment where demand for electricity using three sources, namely: solar panels (solar panels) as well as photovoltaic window (which can absorb light energy into electricity). Buy & Sell Houses.
And who is more terrible again, you can "walk" with this house because the house could "run" with the speed of 7 knots (13 km per hour).
Home buying and selling price is also not really expensive for you I was very very thick pockets of approximately U.S. $ 5,000,000.

The World's Most Expensive Chair

     Chairs made ​​from aluminum and glass fiber will be thrown into the market at a price between U.S. $ 1.6 million (about Rp14, 5 billion) to $ 2.4 million (about Rp21, 8 billion) in next month's auction at Christie's, London. In a newspaper headline in The Sun's said that the chair called the Lockheed Lounge offers millions of comfort. Who designed this sleek chair is MarcNewson, designer from Australia. Marc made ​​in 1986 ago.

Henry IV is the name of the King of England, King of France, nor the name of the Roman Emperor in Germany. However, this is also the name of a baby chair most expensive ever.

Sibi, brands are used by interior designer Wolfgang Sirch, began to produce special items of children since the year 2000. Since working with Sibi, the company that originally Sirch produces just a mattress of straw, then developed and started making doll houses, children's car, trailer, and of course Henry IV Convertible High Chair.

Chair of U.S. $ 1350 (Rp12, 3 million) this has all the things that are needed when the baby was sitting on it, such as trays, seat belts, and pillows.

The chair is made ​​from birch (smooth skinned beech) that laminated and varnished. The seats can rotate making it easier for you to change the direction your baby's position. This German-made chair made ​​so strong that even able to accommodate children aged 15 years.

 

The seat of this one is truly unique. Creator is a duo of Brazilian artists Fernando and Humberto Campana. However, this adorable chair is a potential for dirty easily, even if you are diligent in cleaning the collection of panda-panda that constitute them. This chair is produced in limited quantities, prices reached U.S. $ 75 thousand (Rp684 million).

source : http://www.kaskus.us/showthread.php?t=2059135

Luxury Apartement deisgn by Daria Grigoriva

     This is a luxury apartment design with many rustic furniture and materials designed by Daria Grigoriva and located in Moscow, Russia. The detail material used in the furniture and other part of the room are made of solid oak. In the livingroom, this apartment design decorated with floral pattern on the wall and ceilling. The lighting on the ceilling also designed to match the floral texture. The point of view of this apartment design are the doorways, which shaped as arches. An office area is really small spaces, but still the features filled with large wooden bookshelves near the table office so the owner can easily take any books without have to go to another room. The bedroom looks very beautiful with the white curtains and the makeup table which designed just like for a queen. The luxury style also can be found in the bathroom, a large bathtub in white and decorated with white ceramic tiles are stunning design they have.

"Dismantle" Fill Houses Luxury Jennifer Lopez

     Jennifer Lynn Lopez or well-known as JLo's got everything. A brilliant career and love life are amazing. No exception contents of a house owned by a beautiful singer who has turned 42 this year.

Big mansion in the elite area of ​​Los Angeles stood majestic, 

a leading interior design magazine Veranda writes that a big house owned by JLo is more visible as a castle museum than a home. Veranda also wrote that the goods and furniture that adorn the house was quite expensive and glamorous.

In the front room, JLo's house decorated with a unique staircase that dramaticallysweeping view of guests during visit. In the other corner seemed a piano that has beenlacquered white, one of the great singer's favorite color in the black area of The Bronx,New York.

JLo's house rich with a touch of glamor, this can be seen from the striking arrangement of crystal lamps contained in almost every room in the house, guest rooms are no exception....

"Jennifer was a romantic, this house reflects the personality of her character, " saidMichelle Workman, a set decorator house belonging to the diva. "taste is glamorousand it's a representation of life", Michelle added, as reported by Veranda

Michelle was later revealed, Jennifer and her wish to appear in an elegant house andnot look conservative or serious. "Some of the ornaments that we display is elegant andold-fashioned shiny but not memorable, " Michelle explained....

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