Cool Gifts (For Deep Pockets)

December 18, 2016 by Donna from MyOBT 18 Comments

Honeywell Inflatable Bubble Tent ($1,950). Because who doesn’t want to live in a snow globe?

Since I keep hearing that huuuge tax cuts are on the way and we’re all going to be rich thanks to trickle-down economics, I thought we should have a plan for all that green coming our way.

My gift guides are typically small-to-medium-budget friendly, but today, I thought I’d throw caution to the wind and explore some of the more extravagant gifts. As my mother told me in Bergdorf Goodman’s when I was a child, just think of it as a museum with price tags. I also usually try to publish my gift guides earlier, leaving enough time to receive the items by Christmas and Hannukah, but hey, if you can afford this stuff, expedited shipping shouldn’t pose a problem!

Yamaha Silent Acoustic Steel Guitar ($500) allows you to play either amplified or completely silently. So cool!

Exerpeutic 2000 WorkFit Treadmill Desk ($879). I would love this for exercising while I work on my blog, but if someone asks me a question while I’m on the treadmill in the gym, I immediately stop walking and fall off. I’d be dead in a week.

"Out of Retirement" Party Hat from Tiffany & Co. ($1,000). Useless? Sure. But still fun!

Sterling Silver Party Hat from Tiffany & Co. ($1,000). Useless? Sure. Gratuitously expensive? Definitely. But still fun!

1952 M100c Seeburg Select-O-Matic Jukebox ($2,500) Oh, how I long for the space and the coin to own one of these beauties!

Sunset Marine Labs 20 Gallon Jelllyfish Aquarium ($1,600) This is honestly the first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery.

Yves Saint Laurent Roller Skates ($1,195) These make me long for the days of roller disco.

Leisure Season Outdoor Swing Bed with Canopy ($619) I could do some amazing napping in this thing. Of course, I’d also have to hire someone to keep the neighborhood cats off it…

Bowers & Wilkins P9 Premium Headphones ($899) Never tried them, but I’ve heard great things!

Tiffany & Co. Airplane Bank ($2,500). Unless it's for actual gold doubloons, spending $2,500 on a coin bank seems a little nutty, even for Tiffany. Sure is pretty though!

Tiffany & Co. Airplane Bank ($2,500). Unless it’s going to hold actual gold doubloons, spending $2,500 on a coin bank seems a little nutty, even for Tiffany. Sure is pretty though!