Top 5 Most Luxury Furnitures
- Tuesday, October 2nd 2012.1. Kallista Archeo Copper Bathtub
Price: $67,550
Made of solid copper, this tub is hand-crafted by the very people who refurbished Lady Liberty’s torch. The Archeo Copper Bathtub including the bath set and handshower from Kallista is the correct answer. Measuring 65″ (L) X 31″ (W) X 30″ (H), the bathtub is 21″ inches deep and weighs 154 pounds. It can hold 71 gallons of water (can bath number of times) and is complemented by an elegant, fluted-shell copper bathtub faucet set with hand shower. The fluted faucet and hand-held shower unit are designed with the same aesthetic quality as the rest of the tub, featuring a finely engraved starfish-on-seashell knob. Archeo, meaning “ancient and beautiful” in Greek, perfectly describes this solid copper bathtub that is hand-crafted by the same coppersmiths who restored the Statue of Liberty’s torch. The Archeo Copper Bathtub along with the bath set and hand shower from Kallista is a complete kit. Albeit there exist few pricey conventional bath tubs but what catches customers here is its tag of being the most expensive bathtub in production.
2. A Badminton Cabinet’s
Price $15.1 million
The Badminton Cabinet happens to be covered in painterly scenes rendered with amazing finesse in chunks of colored stone, a technique known as pietra dura. It measures 12 feet 8 inches tall by 7 feet 8 inches wide and includes a clock with fleurs-de-lis for numbers. The 18th-century Florentine ebony chest, which is inlaid with hard and semiprecious stones, was never about function. Despite the cabinet’s appeal as a work of art, the number of people who would have space to install it is limited, he noted. The piece was commissioned in an era when exquisite decorative objects signified wealth and power, just as paintings and sculptures have since. Beyond the architectural statement of gilded bronze tops and stately legs, the elaborate surface decoration almost defies description. Inlays of brilliantly colored lapis lazuli, amethyst quartz, red and green jasper and other semiprecious stones portray birds flitting among sprays of flowers and ribbons.
3. Tufft Pier Table
Price $7.5 million
The Tufft pier table was named after Thomas Tufft its original creator. Nothing can intensify the aesthetic quality of your home than exclusive home furnishing. No matter, it is a small table or any small piece of furniture, if it is exclusive and unique, it will surely add elegance to your home. It was meticulously hand-carved in the late 1700′s. It was specifically made for general store owner Richard Edwards of Lumberton, New Jersey. The most impressive thing about the world’s most expensive table is definitely not its price, but that it has retained its position for nearly two decades. It’s an enduring work of art! It features intrinsically detailed ball and claw feet with pierced fretwork and long legs ending in narrow ankles. Although this is the most expensive table in the world, this isn’t the only reason why it so impressive. The reason this table is so impressive is the fact that it has remained completely original and intact for this long.
4. ”Dragons” Chair
Price $27.8 million
This chair is one of the masterpiece of Eileen Gray, an Irish designer. Eileen Gray created the chair around 1917 and 1919. This expensive armchair belonged to a Paris-based art dealer before finding its way into the hands of Yves Saint Laurent, founder of the eponymous YSL luxury brand. Reportedly, that very same art dealer is the person who paid ten times the chair’s estimated value to procure it at a Christie’s auction. The chair was made by Irish designer Eileen Gray sometime between 1917 and 1919. It’s called the “Dragons” chair. It was expected to be sold ar the price of €2-3 millions but surprisingly It’s sold for €21.9 million ($27.8 million) and become the most expensive chair in the world.
5. Parnian Furniture Desk
Price $200,000
Created by Parnian Furniture Design & Manufacturing of Scottsdale, AZ, this luxurious desk is made of six different kinds of exotic wood, including ebony and Carpathian elm, and a piece of custom glass. Each of their desks is custom built to fit the room it’s destined to grace. This particular desk was built to show off Parnian’s unique design in their North Scottsdale showroom. This desk was originally made and designed by Abdolhay Parnian in the 1980′s. This version was made with a built in return. It can be customized to be any shape, size and with a bookshelf or separate credenza. The products are produced for the long term, as art, to be handed down to future generations.
