We’re not sure what to think of the new and very luxurious 23-Karat Gold Buddha Speakers except to say that they’re pretty amazing, aren’t they?

Designed by art design company Tom, these Half Floating Buddha speakers are coated in impressive 23-karat gold and hammered to a metal base.

The company’s art speaker range features a collection of 14 loudspeakers from organic to sculptural and mysterious designs for every décor. The art speakers are available in various sizes and placement locations – floor standing, wall mounted, cabinet tops in pairs or stand-alones.

Prices begin at $13,250 and go up to $43,000 per Buddha.

Now that we have you covered on a luxurious master bedroom ethereal bed, it’s time to make sure we get you covered in the baby department and that’s where the DoDo  Luxury Baby Bassinet comes in.

Check out this simply stunning handcrafted baby bassinet by DoDo. Okay, yes, maybe they should have thought twice about the name of their company in relation to baby furnishings, but I mean, just look at this piece, it’s amazing.

Hand finished with natural silk and the finest luxury woods on the planet, the DoDo Baby Bassinet is everything you want for your baby and more. Features include 360-degree turning wheels for easy maneuvering and a semi-hefty price tag of $3450.

Wow, talk about stunning luxury!  We would love to enjoy our night’s rest in Joesph Walsh’s impressive Enignum Canopy Bed.

The Irish-born self-taught designer has created a masterpiece with this ethereal bed which is part of his new Formations  collection.  Experimenting cutting wood into thin layers and bending it has made for an amazing presentation and one that we wouldn’t mind enjoying for the rest of our lives.  Just stunning!

Talk about handsome luxury!  This chair designed by none other than Timothy Oulton is clearly inspired by World War II bomber planes and the finish is perfect.

Oulton’s Leather Aviator Chair features a leather top rail, Kiln-dried frame, distressed whiskey leather and plastic feet that will save your floor from scratching.

This luxury piece is going for an almost reasonable $1,295.

While most coffee tables are meant to harmonize the mood and overall décor of your living room, there’s always room for integrated technology to see your coffee table taking the center stage and of course, one should keep up with the tech-savvy world. This is the reason why designer Joseph Reed came up with the Integrated Technology Coffee Table featuring covered USB and serial ports, electrical outlets and iPod dock. There’s no info on pricing, however, this coffee table comes in white enamel and orange translucent acrylic.

Available in your choice of Crystal playfield, shiny black floor and silver playline, you can customize your table to your exact luxurious taste, and isn’t that what it’s all about?  Well, that and the Hokey Pokey.

Designed perfectly with snow white carpeting in mind, this coffee table makes a bold statement and doesn’t back down.  Cost, $1,055.

While Porsche Design’s Bosendorfer featured some intriguing elements, Audi’s take on the grand piano starts from scratch. The automotive design team had to learn what goes in to making a piano, and then turned everything on its head to produce the creation you see here. The Bosendorfer Audi Design Grand Piano will make its world debut at the Audi Forum in Ingolstadt, Germany, to mark the automaker’s 100th anniversary on July 16, after which it will come to market for a rather suitable €100,000…one more thing it holds in common with Audi’s finest automobiles.

The auction, to be held on April 22-25, was to have included Jackson’s customized Rolls-Royce, costumes, memorabilia, art and custom furnishings and was anticipated to have brought in more than $10 million. It would have been the largest authorized of Jackson’s belongings and Julien’s Auction House has spared no expense in putting the auction together.

Some reports speculate that Darren Julien spent as much $2 million preparing the sale and the exhibit even creating a signed and numbered five-volume catalog that would sell for $500. Jackson is believed to have paid some money in a settlement with the auction house that may result in some of the items finding a permanent public home in some sort of museum-like space.