This amazing shelf comes in three colors red, black and blue shown above.  You can upgrade your home and purchase this piece of work for $495 at the link below!

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Killspencer does it again with their Weekender 2.0 Bag. Available in black leather, 22 oz black wax twill, or 22 oz Korean War Era twill, the bag is an impressive piece.  You can also get your bag customized and have your initials hammered into the bag's black leather nameplate. 

 You can pick one up at the Kill Spencer site.

Baxter of California expands on its "Flammable" collection with "White Wood", a line three individual woodsy scented soy wax candles. Designed by Mark Atlan, "Series Two" ($50) has already received awards for its beautifully simple and green design packaging design.

You can purchase here at the Baxter of California site.

For 2012 Triumph has announced plans to release a new Steve McQueen Edition based on the Triumph Trophy TR6 that the King of Cool rode to fame in 1963’s The Great Escape, made to look like a WWII-era BMW. Based on the iconic Bonneville T100 it will be limited to just 1,100 numbered examples identified by a plaque on the bar clamps. Complete with an army style matte green lacquer finish and stenciled logo, the Steve McQueen Edition also features a solo seat and luggage rack, skid plate and various blacked-out components.

It also features a facsimile of McQueen’s signature. Owners will also receive a certificate of authenticity. More details on the bike are expected to be released at the EICMA trade show in Milan on November 8, and it’s expected to go on sale next summer. McQueen was a longtime Triumph fan in real life as well. He bought a Triumph Bonneville from good pal Bud Ekins and raced it around the Hollywood Hills. He then invited Ekins to Germany to build the bikes for The Great Escape, for which McQueen did much of the stunt riding himself.

Via: James List