This rich top grain leather chair is built with eco-friendly construction, certified sustainable, kiln-dried hardwood frame and soy-based polyfoam cushion.  The chair is built in the United States and upon ordering, the company will even overnight you a swatch just to be sure the leather works with what you want.  No corner cut and this is sure to last for many years to come.  Perfect for the home office or spacious closet.  $2,000 BUY

If you happen to still have a land line, this is the only thing you need sitting next to it.  These “cashier’s journals” from Moleskine have a simple heavy-duty cardboard cover with visible stitching on the spine and acid-free pages.  Last 16 pages are detachable and each has 64 pages.  Better looking than post-it notes and reasonably priced.  Set of 3 for only $8 BUY

Lumas photography gets it.  Oversized edgy prints organized by genre with framing options – this is all you need to add the final touches to your abode.  Hand signed originals that were produced in batches of 75-150 means these pieces are rare but affordable.  We especially like the “young art” category for the collector looking to invest.  $500 and Up BUY

We know everyone wants an island in the Bahamas.  Well we say go for it.  In fact, as a bonus we’ll throw in your own airport, flock of sheep a couple houses and orchards of fruit trees.  Lying right in the Exuma Cays is 681 acres of foliage, hills and beaches just for you.  Best of all you can head to nearby Thunderball cave for snorkeling (yes – the actual Thunderball cave).  The main house has six bedrooms with 360 degree views and staff quarters are located down the valley on a field.  Caretaker quarters are located on the other side of the island.  Only $55,000,000 BUY

So you’ve found yourself with a an old bottle of wine, and just as you can almost taste it, the cork breaks.  You look down into the bottle and see less than half the cork, crumbed and holding on for dear life above a sea of aged wine.  It’s time to call in the big guns.  Meant for old bottles of wine with uncertain or damaged corks, this corkscrew with Teflon pigtail and anchored ratchet will be the last you ever buy.  Pulls any cork out and does it easily using slow and careful direct upward motion.  Treat yourself before the worst case scenario becomes a reality.  $25 BUY

For the swimmer who truly wants to cut down on drag, Nike has released the Nike Swift Strapless Goggles.  Using medical-grade adhesive each lens is formed to gently curve around your eye-socket.  Anti-fog lenses are made of polished polycarbonate and include a wide peripheral lens for 36 degrees of increased viewing.  These will pack up and fit just about anywhere.  $15  BUY

Just as we begin to wrap up ski season, it’s time to book those tickets for 2011 to ensure you enjoy every minute of downhill next year.  So why not have the mountain and the untouched powder to yourself by Heli-skiing   The Ruby Mountains experience is three full days including all meals, double-occupancy lodging, guide service, ski rental and of course – the helicopter rides to the top.  With over 200,000 acres of snowpack to cover, this won’t be your average long weekend.  The mountain range is just west of Salt Lake City, in Northeastern Nevada.  Make it happen.  $4,250 BUY

Tateossian is known to make some extraordinary items.  These mother of pearl collar stays will do just what is needed in keeping you looking your best.  These are hand crafted in Great Britain and will likely last you a lifetime, while your shirts will likely not.  Go with the best.  $27.50.  BUY

To get out of our rut of showcasing items that cost and arm and a leg, how about “Free”?  The PBS Video Beta site is phenomenal and it yes it is free.  The site includes full episodes of Frontline, Nova and even Academy Award nominated documentaries.  And of course, “Antiques Roadshow” does make a cameo.  Commercial free programs that are both educational and entertaining, we like it.  $0 CLICK

In 1963, at the birth of the Pop Art movement, Andy Warhol decided to paint Elizabeth Taylor on a silver screen.  His fame of course grew in the years to follow, but the piece remained privately owned, transferring in 1965 and then in 1986.  For 24 years it has been on tour at the Guggenheim and the Tate among others, but now it’s time it settle in your living room.  On May 11th, head over to Rockefeller Plaza and pick this up from Christie’s Auction House.  Estimated Winning Bid: $10,000,000 to $15,000,000 .  BUY

We had to take a break from our near half year hiatus to bring you a spectacular feat of engineering.  Gullwing America is currently producing the 1954 Panamericana 300SL.  This is a near exact replica of the 1954 Mercedes Gullwing, but has modern features and a new 408 hp, V8 engine.  As they describe it, “A car that keeps the lines and charisma of the Gullwing, but with the reliability and comfort of a modern car.”  And while the real Gullwing, the one you should treat gently, will set you back $350,000 to over $1 mil, this one is $170,000 Euros – or $227,579.  BUY

For when the only thing that can heal you is the sweet touch of liquor to your lips, then open your first Melli first aid kit.  This item is named for the bar at Tempelhof Airport in Berlin includes bar tools.  The soft open hinges prevent any sudden movements, and the glossy surface provides easy cleanup.  So when you just can’t sleep and you find yourself in the dark, reach for the medicine.  $1,700.  BUY

The Versace 3-Piece suit is versatile enough for the raider or the white knight.  With signature print lining, side vents, ticket pocket and side slash pockets, this suit will see you through the best and worst of financial times.  The Versace designers operate as teams under direct supervision of Donatella Versace.  The men’s team seems to have made it work.  Well done team.  $1,450 BUY

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We’ve always thought watchphones were just a bit too dysfunctional or big to be practical, but LG seems to have actually made it work.  Runs on a 3G network, has 2 GB of internal memory, voice command and best of all Bluetooth 2.0 so you’re not Dick Tracy-ing it all day into your wrist.  But wait there’s more – it has a video camera for video calls.  Full video of features is here.  Water-resistant and we even like the normal look of the watch function.  The watch went on sale today in Great Britain, but you can already pre-order unlocked versions to slip your SIM card into.  $850 – $1400 BUY

The folks at Garmin have decidedly figured out how to make the perfect Golf GPS.  The Approach G5 allows you to quickly measure exact yardage from any spot on thousands of pre-loaded courses.  Features include easy pin movement, waterproof touchscreen, and most importantly automatic yardage to all bunkers.  The video advertisement for the Approach even shows a golfer throwing the item on the ground to showcase ruggedness.  Nothing wrong with having all the knowledge at your fingertips before making that shot around the dog-leg.  $450 BUY