Tekno Doors by Oikos

Theses Tekno Doors are the ultimate finishing touch for any contemporary home. They are high-performance armored doors, providing you and your family extra security and peace of mind. The doors are not just secure; they’re also fashionable and colorful. Aluminum, special glass, and steel come together with the latest palette of colors to make an outstanding modern interior or exterior use door. Why not pick a door with an attractive stainless steel panel or two? What about centrally located doorknob? Key architectural features, such as the right interior/exterior doors, can really make a difference to your home.

For more info, visit: www.oikos.it

The HotRider Stool by Jordi Milà

Spanish designer Jordi Milà created the HotRider Stool. The HotRider is an extremely original stool. The seat reminds you of a horse’s saddle. This contrasts with a very innovative material such as carbon fiber, used in aeronautics. It is designed with a special feature that fires the imagination.

For more info, visit: www.jordimila.com

Janice Place House by Adrian Rudomin

Adrian Rudomin designed this new house at 9152 Janice Place in Beverly Hills, California. This exciting estate features 8 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and a grand living dining area with 30-foot ceilings. Features include sauna/steam room, double torched woof, library, gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, luxurious master suite, a theater, over 10,000 square feet of living space, a huge landscaped flat yard, pool, spa, decks, and balconies galore. The house is currently on sale for $9,995,000.

For more info or if interested in purchasing, visit: www.9152janiceplace.com

I LOVE Jumpsuits!

The all-in-one jumpsuit is back in various silhouettes. From work wear and disco-inspired styles, to droopy palazzo 90’s looks. The belted versions look a little better than the unstructured styles, but I’m still a fan.

Bottom Cleavage Makes A Comeback

The extended revival of ’80’s fashion over the past few years makes me think that a return of the ’90’s is not far behind. One early indicator: the bottom cleavage that was pioneered in the ’90’s and so popular with celebrities last year is coming back to the mainstream. Looks like the comfort and girdling-effect of the higher rise may be short lived and soon replaced by low rises that are taken to a new extreme. Personally, I like the look of super low rise pants because bottom cleavage is intriguing and alluring. It seems subtler than bosom cleavage and when worn with attitude, it’s totally stylish. If you’re reticent about exposing the cleavage, wear a sweet pair of knickers along with the low rise. They’ll stick out above the waistband, covering the cleavage, and adding an interesting textural dimension to your ensemble. I’m afraid it’s time to adapt your eyes to the look of bottom cleavage.