Fine Living covers the better parts of modern life: travel, food, drink, home design, gadgets, gear, luxury experiences, and the small upgrades that make daily life feel less ordinary. From great restaurants and smart home improvements to memorable trips and useful products, this section is about living well without becoming unbearable about it.
You know those nights where you’re under a bridge, stealthily trying to spray paint your Mona Lisa of the graffiti world, and you think to yourself, …
Any good traveler knows that the best way to learn the culture of any city or region isn’t by reading marketing pamphlets or talking about it …
They say the pen is mightier than the sword, but in the case of S.T. DuPont the pen, sword, and a lighter are mightier than my annual pay check.
The S.T. DuPont limited edition fountain pen, lighter, and samurai sword cost a whopping $66,000 for the set and is a tribute to samurai of feudal Japan. In addition to the pen and lighter, the Samurai Prestige set includes a katana letter opener. This is the perfect gift for the man that has everything, and of course, a few rich friends.
When I ask “what does your ultimate bachelor pad look like?” What do you see? Some of my friends laughed at the question. My language seemed …
I haven’t decided what I like better; the fact that these pieces are aesthetically pleasing, or that they’re extremely practical. Like most people, you probably sleep …
The Australian based design studio, Odyssey Yacht Design, has unveiled their 190-Foot super yacht, the Veloce. That name was given to it as it best expresses the vivid exterior styling of the boat. The Veloce super yacht screams power, speed, and performance. The yacht is able to deliver dramatic styling and latest technology while having environmentally conscious yachting in mind.
The Veloce is able to accommodate 12 guests and a crew of up to 12 as well. This luxury yacht features four spacious entertaining areas on the outside of the boat alongside a garage on the lower deck that can be configured to house a number of various water crafts.
If it’s your first time visiting Egypt (or any other 3rd world country), you’re in for a bit of a surprise. When it comes to buying things, haggling is the order of the day. See that ticket price? Yeah, didn’t think so. All prices are negotiable, and you can save yourself a bundle by following a few simple rules. After having spent three weeks in the middle east and making every mistake possible, I’ve learned – through trial and error and some good advice – how to get a good deal without pulling my hair out in the process. Believe it or not, haggling in Egypt can actually be fun!
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