For those who have everything: A patio dining table with a built-in BBQ grill

The Angara Maximus ($15,000) "takes the art of outdoor dining to a whole different level," says Mike Waldron at HiConsumption.com. The first upscale patio table with an inlaid Korean-style BBQ grill, it "allows each and every guest to experience the joy of cooking their favorite foods to preference," and also saves the host from ever getting stuck with solo grill duty. Made from African Iroko hardwood and high-grade stainless steel, the table has three gas burners that can be controlled independently. You can use them as a central heating system too — "so you and your guests won't feel the need to scoot inside once the sun dips below the horizon."
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