“Big Time” is a sleek and stylish giant wristwatch, which can be used as a table.

Designer Lee J. Rowland has thrown in a fully functioning watch for its surface, complete with seconds and date which can be viewed using touch buttons just like a normal watch. You can even program it to display an 8 letter message of your choosing.

In addition, you get extra-slim utility drawers and a programmable LED clock to round off the list of features.

Built from the finest materials with meticulous attention to detail, La Glaciere antique refrigerator is the Rolls-Royce of refrigeration.

La Glaciere has been exquisitely crafted with a fully pegged solid French Oak casing that is decorated with solid brass fittings and embellished with your name on the solid brass plate.

Key features also include polished solid brass latches, satin finish stainless steel shelves, polished solid brass hinges, solid brass knobs for thermostat adjustment and leather door seals.

The French designer Loïc Keriselhas created this beautiful piece of architecture which is a piece of art in itself.

More than just a piece of furniture, this is the materialisation of a great artist’s inner world. It is a painting and a sculpture crafted into a single object. It is a reference and devotion to the great tradition of French cabinet-makers.

Bureau Triskel is made using at least three different kinds of wood to make the individual shades of brown that give this desk its pattern.

In late 18th century Philadelphia, Tufft was one of the city’s most prosperous cabinetmakers. While his shop was not as large or prolific as that of his contemporaries Benjamin Randolph and Thomas Affleck, his rank was likely that of their equal.

Elegance, grace, and delicate carving characterize Thomas Tufft’s furniture. He typically chose a restrained opposing “C” scroll on the knees and a variation of this design can be seen on most of the objects attributed to his shop.

Tufft holds the record for Philadelphia furniture, the Edwards-Harrison Family pier table, when it sold at Christie’s for $4,620,000 (January 1990), becoming the most expensive table in the world. The price was well above the presale estimate of at most $1.5 million.

Miguel is a high end line of nursery and baby furniture designed in New York and manufactured in Italy for the style conscious consumer.

Designer Miguel has crafted a refined line of baby cribs, changing tables, and dressers that will hold their own against the designer furniture in the rest of your home.

The Cassandra baby crib is out of this world with its pleasingly soft lines and equally soft feel. Covered entirely in Crypton Fabric that is stain, bacteria and odor resistant.

The collection ($1,650 to $2,350), launched in collaboration with Dallas showroom owner David Sutherland, is called RobinWood, and the designs are evocative of 13th-century England.

Humble, recognizable shapes that could’ve once been made of oak are given the Starck touch with sustainable teak and touches of polished aluminum.

Lil’ John Chair from the RobinWood Deluxe collection from Sutherland by Starck

This is the first outdoor line Mr. Starck has produced and, he says, he wanted to “work the icons of our common shared memory.” Read the full story on The Dallas Morning News