Stuart Hughes is widely known for creating such luxurious products as a solid gold iPhone and iPad. His newest project is the most unique and expensive yacht in the world, named “History Supreme.”

From the iconic painted ladies to historic rock ‘n’ roll landmarks, San Francisco is full of well-known and recognizable homesteads that elude the signature, pleasant charm of the city’s Victorian townhouses.

On July 15 the Porsche Design Group welcomed Singapore into its lap of luxury opening Asia’s first Porsche Design Store.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg is in contract to buy a $20 million, 22,000-square-foot, eleven-bedroom Georgian mansion, dubbed Ballyshear when it was built in 1910 for Charles Blair Macdonald, the man who built the first 18-hole course in the nation.

Daniel Patterson has announced that his Michelin two-starred Coi restaurant in San Francisco is now only serving dinner four days a week: Wednesday through Saturday.

Watch connoisseurs around the world will soon have the opportunity to purchase unique timepieces by the world’s hautest watchmakers, but not before they travel the world.

The booming success of California’s Silicon Valley has gained worldwide fame, and now other countries are attempting to duplicate the hi-tech hotspot in their own cities.

The Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas- home to the always star-studded Marquee nightclub- offers a truly one-of-a-kind, only-in-vegas type of nightlife experience: The Chandelier, a crystal-enshrouded bar — a literally inhabitable chandelier.

Since 1914, the British-made Aston Martin sports cars have been renowned for their individual character and reputation for design and engineering excellence. Now in 2011, their strong reputation for quality craftsmanship is allowing them to press forward with ambitious growth plans in China.