Linley is a British group well known for creating the most amazing storage boxes for collector’s items, jewelry and even cigars and wines. And we mean no ordinary box by that. The brand has a long history of creating the most spectacular architectural patterns on these containers making them no less than a work of art. And the newest offering from this group is a humidor that has been tremendously inspired by the  iconic Partagas Factory in Cuba.

This unique box has been made in sycamore, using cherry moldings as well as lippings and marquetry detailing in the finest walnut, of course sycamore and ebony. If the exterior has impressed you well enough, then let’s move inside to see the gorgeous Spanish cedarwood. This fine wood has been integrated with a ‘CigarSpa’ humidification system.

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Here is a simple but extremely elegant piece of accessory that you definitely have to carry on your next high-profile do. Dubbed the Versailles Box Clutch by Judith Leiber. Compliments assured! Measuring a comfortably small 3 3/4″H x 5 1/2″W x 2″D, this one is both lavish and classy enough to go with your evening dress.

The design pattern (as well as the name) has been borrowed from Versailles. The scroll motif is quite dominant and shamelessly showy but none’s gonna mind it!

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Never knew your vanity case would be making such a huge leap. IDOCI, a Korean compan has launched a mini fridge to store your cosmetics. All worries about melting lipsticks, gooey foundations and evaporating perfumes can be bid farewell to. The refridgerator comes in the size of your regular vanity box offering a temperature range of 8-12 degree celsius, just right for cooling.

The appliance has movable shelves, noise reduction features and interior light. Boy, who in the world thought of all that! There’s more. An elaborate control system on the front of the mini fridge lets you set up a calendar, timers and control the temperature. And insiders reveal that IDOCI is targetting both the sexes, so expect all the colours you can imagine.

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Forget locking your computers with passwords that hackers anyways find out, its better to go the old way and literally lock, stock and barrel your computer. Designer Jacky Nicolas has designed just that, a workstation that can be closed like a cupboard and locked away till you need it again. It will help you keep all your files and documents, apart from your PC, completely safe.

Called as Cyber Box, it works pretty well at home also. Suppose you have a 3 year old curious daughter who always wants to know what Mommy is doing on her computer and sneaks in when you go out to make her chocolate shake, would you rather not lock your PC inside cyber Box rather than having her do a brilliant editing job of the article you were writing! Makes sense, no?

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Going by the available images, I feel convinced that owning the SofaBox is no less than investing in an asset. Good part is it can be unfolded irrespective of your location, enabling you sit and relax and adore the environs. Priced at $2700, it may seem to be a pricey deal but in contrast with standard stuck-up sofa seating, it is a wise option. Unlike regular sofas that expect you to hold it while sitting over it throughout the day, this one is elite in literal sense. The best part is you can wrap it back in a box if not in a use, hence less chances of dirt.

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