Flahalo Office

Housed in the former site for Nanxing Glass Manufacturing, the Flahalo Office integrates its former function into its new design. The workspace navigates its ill-proportioned structure by dividing it up into three areas. The spaces are connected by a pair of raw iron tunnels, creating a single exit and entrance route, encouraging exploration and interaction between coworkers. The existing concrete ceilings and raw brick walls were left exposed, while the addition of glass in the corridor and over rough-cut openings in the walls are a nod to the building's factory heritage.

Photos: Kevin Ho / Narration

Trail Nest Roof Top Hammock

Positioned as an open-air alternative to a roof top camper, the Trail Nest Roof Top Hammock lets you kick back in nature anywhere your vehicle can reach. It attaches easily to any vehicle with roof bars, folds flat while driving, and sets up in seconds. Plus, it works anywhere, freeing you from the need to find a flat spot or a group of trees the right space apart. All you need to worry about is finding the best view.

Ryobi Air Conditioner Cooler

If you're using a cooler, odds are you're outside. And if you're outside, chances are you'd appreciate a way to stay comfortable. The Ryobi Air Conditioner Cooler checks both boxes. Normally, it serves as a 50-quart cooler. But plug in the included 18-Volt One+ battery, and it becomes an air cooler, blasting a cold breeze out the vent in the front. It runs for over four hours on the included battery, has an onboard storage compartment, and has wheels for hauling it around.

Tree Pavilion

Extending on an existing 90s structure, the Tree Pavilion incorporates the landscape into its design. The new addition serves as a master en-suite made up of three pavilions at varying heights. The first level houses the master bathroom featuring an indoor/outdoor shower and soaking tub. This leads to his and hers closets, followed by the master bedroom on the uppermost level. Each platform is connected to the outdoors with a series of glazed walls, maximizing sunlight and views, while some wrap around the plot's mature trees to create private courtyards.

Photos: Peter Clarke / Branch Studio Architects

Nest Cam IQ

You don't want to need your security camera footage — but if you do, the most important thing is that it identifies who's been in your home. The Nest Cam IQ does it better than most. Thanks to its six-core processor and 4K sensor, it can detect unfamiliar faces, zoom in on them, and follow them through the scene. It also recognizes familiar faces, so it can tell you when your kids get home from school, and also has a built-in speaker for scaring off intruders or telling your dog to get off the couch.

Magpie GPS Tracker

Anyone who's ever needed to find their phone knows the value of GPS tracking, but existing solutions for other items are expensive, bulky, or both. The Magpie GPS Tracker is a 1.5-inch square gadget that lets you track nearly anything almost anywhere in the world. It attaches with a hook or clip, is waterproof and dirtproof, has an accelerometer so it can alert you if it's moved, and lasts up to three months on a single charge. Those features make it ideal for tracking the movements or whereabouts of everything from suitcases and camera bags to children and pets. Available in three colors, it comes with a year of service, with pricing under $50 a year afterward.

Halide

Crafted by two friends with a passion for design, Halide is a nearly perfect still photography app. It has numerous noteworthy features, including Raw support, focus peaking, manual ISO, shutter, and focus controls, and a live histogram. But it's the app itself, with its intuitive, gestural interface and gorgeous custom typography, that stands apart, and has the potential to transform how you make photos with your phone.

Be Tulum Hotel

Located where the jungle meets the sea, Be Tulum Hotel offers beachfront accommodations on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. The resort's 44 suites inherit the local atmosphere with private gardens, plunge pools, native decor, and views of the Caribbean Sea. There's no need to leave the property thanks to a handful of restaurants serving a unique range of fare including raw seafood, exotic small plates, and open fire specialties. While snorkeling, biking, and horseback riding are available, the jungle side houses a wellness spa specializing in indigenous treatments performed with herbs and plants grown on the rooftop garden.

Salt Point Canned Moscow Mule

A Moscow Mule is far from the toughest cocktail to make, but it can be a challenge if you're on-the-go. This canned Moscow Mule from Salt Point allows you to take your favorite cocktail wherever you go with a blend of spicy ginger, lime, and American vodka. You can serve it over ice in a traditional copper mug, or just sip it cold straight from the can. So if beer isn't your summer go-to, load up some cans of this in the cooler and enjoy this refreshing, pre-mixed cocktail poolside.

Mission Critical Baby Carrier

Stop the indignity of carrying your offsping in a pink, polka-dotted front-pouch with the Mission Critical Baby Carrier. This tactical parenting accessory has a removable and washable liner to make cleaning up the inevitable mess easier, Molle straps for customization, a hidden sun shield, and offers the ability to carry your bundle of joy facing forward or backward. Made from rugged 1000D Nylon and available in three dad-approved colors.

Essential Home Smart Assistant

Built with privacy as a chief priority, the Essential Home Smart Assistant is a cloud-connected, but not cloud-focused helper. It runs Ambient OS, a new operating system that runs its AI engine locally to keep from having everything you say blasted over the 'net. Its creators promise that it will automatically find and configure other smart devices around your home, like lamps and speakers, and can even learn your routines, notifying you when you need to leave the house for a meeting or when you've forgotten to turn off a light. A built-in circular display shows you relevant information and provides a physical interface, with clean, well-designed graphics. Other details are scarce, but more should be announced in the coming months.

Pedego Airstream Electric Bike

The iconic aluminum Airstream camper is an instantly recognizable part of modern American culture, and now the revered company has teamed up with Pedego for this unique electric bike. The bike features automatic power that runs on a long-lasting lithium battery that provides an average riding distance between 25-60 miles. It also has an LCD display with USB charging for your smartphone and twist-and-go throttle for full power as you climb hills. And the brushed aluminum frame helps round things out in classic Airstream fashion.

LC Ranch

Located in Montana's Gallatin River valley, the LC Ranch is a modern union of the primitive architecture of the region. The home's primary form is structured after a classic barn silhouette, housing the kitchen, living room, and dining area below a wood-planked gabled roof. The rusty external roofline extends out beyond the interior, flanking the main living area with a pair of covered terraces. Much of the interior is enclosed by sliding screens and glass doors, allowing for access to the outdoor spaces and surrounding views. Like the early sod homes, the bedrooms are burrowed into the hillside, hidden from view and keeping the prairie landscape intact.

Photos: Frank Ooms / Lake|Flato

Rolls-Royce Sweptail

Inspired by the marquee's coach built cars of the 1920s and '30s, the Rolls-Royce Sweptail is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. It was built for one of the company's most valued customers — "a connoisseur and collector of distinctive, one-off items including super-yachts and private aircraft" — who came up with the idea. Its signature feature is the panoramic glass roof, integrated into lines that recall the swept-tails of some of Rolls' most iconic cars, yet it abounds with personalized details, down to the hat shelf that occupies the area where the rear seats would be.

Essential PH-1 Smartphone

As the driving force behind the initial development of Android, Andy Rubin knows a thing or two about the smartphone market. The Essential PH-1 Smartphone is his next stab at conquering it. Unsurprisingly, it runs Android, and has all the features you'd expect from a flagship phone, including a dual camera system with a monochrome sensor for better low-light performance, a speedy Snapdragon processor, a fingerprint sensor, tons of storage, a drop-proof titanium and ceramic build, and a nearly bezel-free design with a screen that wraps around the front camera. Yet perhaps the most interesting part is a pair of magnetic pins on the back that let it attach to all sorts of accessories, from charging docks to a 360-degree camera.

H. Moser & Cie Swiss Alp Watch Zzzz

It's not an Apple Watch. It just looks like one. A playful take on the smartwatch, the H. Moser & Cie Swiss Alp Watch Zzzz is a 100% mechanical timepiece. The dial is completely devoid of all indices and markings, letting the hour and minute hands stand alone. Powered by an HMC 324 form movement, it has a power reserve of at least four days, is limited to just 20 pieces, and serves as a satisfying rebuttal to all those who panned Cupertino's design.

1957 Porsche 356A Carrera Speedster GS/GT

The Porsche 356 Speedster was a harbinger of things to come for the German automaker. Rear-engined and with the shape that would be refined into the legendary 911, the 356 coupe cemented itself as a star on the track, dominating rallies and road races across Europe. This 1957 356A Carrera Speedster, however, is a step above a "regular" 356. Taking the Carrera name from a brutal Mexican road race, this example features a 1.5-liter motor pushing 110bhp, nearly twice as much as the base model, propelling it to 60 MPH in 11 seconds and on to a top speed of over 120 mph. An important piece of Porsche history, approximately 152 Carrera Speedsters were ever produced, and this example is one of only three built as a right-hand drive model.

Weller 12 Bourbon

Named after William LaRue Weller, a bourbon pioneer who substituted wheat into his bourbon recipes in place of Rye, Weller 12 is consistently mentioned among some of the best bourbons being made today. And just like its namesake, the entire Weller line has reached legendary status in recent years due to its affordability and the fact that it shares a home distillery and mashbill with another wheater known as Pappy Van Winkle. Aged for 12 years and boasting a brand new bottle design, it's one of the best deals in the bourbon world — if you can find it.

Skyline House

Set atop the Eastbay mountain range, the Skyline House takes advantage of its location by offering sweeping views of Oakland, the Bay, and the Golden Gate. The home has an open plan that helps connect the main living spaces with the outdoors, via a large viewing deck and garden. Also located on the main level are two bedrooms, including the master with ensuite, while downstairs holds another two bedrooms, an office, and a media room, as well as a separate terrace to give both levels unrestricted access to the impressive view.

Photos: ​Bruce Damonte​ / Terry and Terry Architecture

Adidas Yeezy Powerphase

Taking a break from Boost and Primeknit technology, Kanye has again teamed up with Adidas to release the retro-leaning Yeezy Powerphase. Looking a bit like a Reebok aerobic sneaker from back in the day, the Powerphase is an all-white affair with a quarter panel sporting the Calabasas name, referencing the California neighborhood where 'Ye resides.

Fuze Smart Credit Card

Free yourself from the tyranny of a wallet full of cards with the Fuze Smart Credit Card. Available in both standard and EMV chip variants, it's the same size and thickness as a standard card, yet can store info for up to 30 cards at a time. Thanks to the companion app, it's easy to manage your cards, wipe your card if it's lost, and have it automatically lock if the card strays too far away — providing a peace of mind no regular card can match.

Arsenal Intelligent Camera Assistant

AI is making its way into everything — our phones, our TVs, even our cars. The Arsenal Intelligent Camera Assistant brings it to your camera. Using a deep neural network and a USB connection to your camera, it compares each scene to thousands of great photos, then fine-tunes the settings based on 18 different factors. You can tweak its findings and snap the shutter right from the app, which also enables advanced features like automatic HDR, focus stacking, long exposures, and timelapses. It works with dozens of popular models from Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Fuji, and lets you review and share your best shots right from your phone.

BMW Motorrad Concept Link

Inspired by the Vision Next 100, the BMW Motorrad Concept Link is a complete rethink of two-wheeled urban mobility. At its core is an E-drive system, with flat battery packs in the floor and a compact motor on the rear wheel that make the rest of the design possible. The bike is low and flat, making it easy to get on and off while improving handling, and the lack of a traditional engine creates room for a luggage compartment underneath the length-adjustable seat. Truly a concept, it also packs in some futuristic features, like a head-up display that projects speed, navigation, and battery info on the windscreen. It integrates with your calendar, so it can automatically pick the best route with music to match, and a companion riding jacket that lets you open and close the storage compartment with a swipe on your sleeve.

Persol 100th Anniversary Pilot Sunglasses

Created to celebrate the Italian firm's centennial, these Persol 100th Anniversary Pilot Sunglasses are an exclusive take on one of the company's most beloved designs. Polarized 55mm crystal lenses sit inside the tortoise acetate frame and provide outstanding optics, but the detail that sets these apart from more pedestrian versions are the 18K yellow gold arrows on both temples. Available exclusively at Saks Fifth Avenue.

Hide Out House

A complete reworking of an original Frank Gehry design, the Hide Out House pays homage to its originator in its details. The home's signature element is a handcrafted walnut staircase wall with undulating forms that recall both Gehry's angular work and the creations of the home's artist owner. A box-like structure, also made of wood, serves as a bookend to the staircase, while the rest of the open first floor is gallery white, with concrete flooring and natural light provided by a rectangular skylight held over from the home's former life.

Photos: Dan Brunn Architecture

Zebra Boat

Electric propulsion, timeless styling. That's what the Zebra Boat brings to the table. Created by designer Dimitri Bez, it's made from traditional materials like wood and leather, yet offers modern features like a curved OLED touchscreen as its dashboard and the aforementioned electric motors. The diagonal slats of the deck give the boat its name, and are continued through on the cushions, unifying the hard and soft surfaces as the ship itself does the new and the old.