Lamborghini Murciélago LP-640 by Prindiville

British tuner Prindiville Prestige is offering the most expensive special edition Lamborghini since the €1 million Reventon that went on sale last year.

It’s daringly designed, stylishly aggressive… and one of a kind!

Of the original Lamborghini, only the front compartment lid remains the same – even the roof panel is changed. There’s a bolder, more assertive front valance, eye-catching sills, a more dynamic rear valance through which exits a specially designed titanium sports exhaust system, ‘handle-less’ doors with remote electric opening, and a restyled engine bay cover with transparent cooling louvres. All of the body panels are in exquisitely finished carbon fiber.

Table. Float ground-glass top, 15 mm thick. Rotating casters fixed to top by four stainless steel plates. Chromium-plated brackets. All-rubber casters.

by Gae Aulenti.

The chair signed Philippe Starck is a tribute to Man Ray and Surrealist movements. The outdoor version is wearing cushions which feared neither UV nor the rain, allowing it to wander between the living room and terrace.

Daimler today has just unveiled the F-CELL Roadster. Literally the roadster is fitted with a 1.2 kW hybrid drive – one that allows the F-CELL to reach a top speed of 15 mph and achieve an operating range of 217 miles. But the roadster is a ‘hybrid’ in a more metaphorical sense as well: drawing design inspiration from a diverse swath of automotive eras. From a design standpoint, however, is where the F-CELL Roadster truly shines, as it manages to blend the overall aura of the original Benz patent motor car with seating and a fiberglass front section both drawn from elements of Formula One racing.

MotoArt, the company that turns vintage aviation parts into stunning fixtures for the home and office, is now back with the 747 Jet Liner Bed. This bed has been made using an authentic 747 engine nacelle cowling as the headboard.

Round beds were popular in the 60’s and are now making a comeback, as they are a refreshing alternative to the rectangular bed. Using an authentic 747 engine nacelle cowling as the headboard, MotoArt combines an 84″ diameter round mattress and box spring for a perfect fit.

Tabbert Paganini is a luxurious well-designed mansion on wheels allows you to move about like a king. Sporting an imposing exterior form, the pleasure doubles up with exquisitely detailed interiors. Unobtrusive stainless steel veins in the top cabinets, and the table with real wood edge are visible and tangible proof of highest quality.

Reindy Allendra’s has created a cool and sleek concept bike. The approach to the Polygon bike design concept was to combine a music player with a standard bike.

The reason he chose a music player is because he believes the music player is on of the biggest influences on everyday life, this product its not just a trend, its becoming a lifestyle, you see people using them everywhere on the street, at the gym, at work, and even the library.

this Dutch innovation has stemmed from a combination of inspirations. Adorning aerodynamics to the core, the mobile DJ art car even houses two turn-tables along with a number of speakers.

The 2008 Audi O concept was designed by Ondrej Jirec, a design student from the Czech Republic who is beginning studies at the Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, California in 2008.

With a built-in 650 GB hard drive and an internet connection, you can download all the music you can ever listen to and what’s more, the Bluetooth system lets you connect to other Audi O cars so that the music being played in your car can be heard on their speakers.

From Press Release:

With its luxurious length of 4.47 m, the Veyron is a perfectly balanced combination of high-powered performance and sleek, racy design.
Even at complete standstill, the car’s enormous power is made visible by its impressive mid-engine, elevated majestically beneath the chassis. Simultaneously, the Veyron’s bold proportions, well-balanced surfaces, and clear line structures give an impression of pure, sleek elegance.

The design of the Veyron honors a great heritage without drifting off into retro style. Every detail of the classic two-tone color scheme, a quote from the 1920s and 1930s, has been carefully thought out, resulting in the typical Bugatti profile with the classic, contrasting ellipsis – the stylistic element used by Ettore Bugatti himself. The “crest line”, which runs uninterrupted from the hood to the only 1.21-m-high roof, is a proud homage to the Veyron’s forebears. Thus, the Veyron’s classic paintwork and harmonious design connect this state-of-the-art super sports car to the glorious heritage of Bugatti automobiles.