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8. Filled with precious ingredients like 24-karat gold and crushed pearls, Muggenburg's luxe Belmacz Beauty line is inspired by artists' pigments.

For a coffee company's marketing showroom in Tokyo, he designed a mixed-media sculpture of Mount Fuji made from hundreds of coffee cans, with multicolored, expressionless mannequins holding steaming cups of coffee or burlap sacks filled with precious beans.

That leads Edward to pursue a Russian mobster — or agent — who has possession of a metal attaché case filled with precious "marbles" that is apparently of vital strategic interest, but could also be a metaphor for Henry/Edward's sanity.

Although the carriage house was filled with precious items she had collected over the years, Ms. Trehan chose to bring only a few things downtown, including a moody painting of an Indian village under a monsoon sky.

"Ron's studio was inspiring, filled with precious little things he had made with incredible details: poetic and subversive," said Mr. Gandini, who is president of Flos, the Italian lighting company that has championed a succession of great designers in the past 50 years, starting with Achille Castiglioni.

$180 is a lot of money for a bag not filled with precious gems, but this is a 10-year backpack, you know what I mean?

The reason: it is filled with precious-metal nanoparticles that display their quantum properties as they interact with radiation.

MANY of the new mansions here are filled with such precious furnishings that they require constant climate control and are completely sealed off from the elements.

Chaim Weinberger, a courier for Pan American Diamond Corporation, left his apartment in a public housing tower in Williamsburg, pulling a 50-pound suitcase filled with diamonds and precious gems.

Around the building were paintings by Andy Warhol and sculpture by Jeff Koons, along with flat files filled with hundreds of precious drawings and works on paper.

The influences are all there in the gorgeous photos by Mark Roskams, who traveled the world shooting rooms filled with everything from precious antiquities to slashed canvases.