Paqui Carolina Reaper Tortilla Chip

Normally, you worry about eating the whole thing when you open a bag of chips. That won't be a problem here. The Paqui Carolina Reaper Tortilla Chip is made using the Carolina Reaper Pepper, also known as the hottest chili pepper on Earth. Bred by "Smokin" Ed Currie — who also helped create the chip's seasoning — the reaper has a heat rating of 1.57 million Scovilles, or over 78,000 times hotter than the hottest jalapeño you'll find. Also joining the fray are ghost peppers and chipotle seasoning, making the chip so incredibly spicy that it's sold one-at-a-time in its own coffin-shaped box.

Photos: Zachary J Johnston / Paqui

Hasselblad V1D 4116 Modular Concept Camera

A design study meant to explore what would happen if you recreated the company's classic designs in a modular way, the Hasselblad V1D 4116 Modular Concept Camera is a glimpse into the future of high-end photography. At its core is a black aluminum box housing a square format, 75 megapixel sensor, inspired by the Hasselblad V. on four sides are fixings for connecting different modules, with the back and top accepting things like displays and viewfinders, and the sides ready for grips and controls. It's just a concept for now, but we know more than a few shooters who'd be happy to try this out today.

Floating Farmhouse

A labor of love from a self-taught architectural designer, this Floating Farmhouse is a far cry from the neon blue Catskill farmhouse it once was. The home integrates its addition into the existing structure with the same siding and roofing, yet allows it to stand apart with 22-foot-tall glass, reclaimed beams, and a poured concrete wood burning oven that's part of a weathered Cor-Ten fireplace stack. Reclaimed material is also found throughout the rest of the home, including in the bathrooms, master bedroom, and on the 12' by 50' covered side porch that cantilevers over the nearby stream, thus giving the home its name.

Photos: Mark Mahaney

Artifox Desk 02

Our desks have to accommodate an ever-increasing number of gadgets. The Artifox Desk 02 was designed to do just that. Along the rear top of the desk is a recessed dock, with holes and knots that lets cables through and hold them in place, while the metal grid below helps wrangle longer cords. An entire series of accessories also hook into this same trough, letting you make the desk work just the way you need it to, and handy pegs on the front are great for holding bags and headphones. Made in the USA and available in walnut or white oak with either a matching wood or bone white top.

Pablo

Light painting is nothing new, but until now it took a lot of planning to do it with your iPhone. Pablo makes it easy. Likely named after Picasso, who did a whole series of light paintings, this app lets you capture both still photos and brief HD videos using nothing but your phone, a light, and, perhaps, a tripod. Most notably, it uses patent-pending tech to let you see the painting as it comes together, and has a built-in community to let you share your works and find new inspiration in the snaps of others.

Peter's House

Stationed in a harbour-side district of Copenhagen, Peter's House is a merging of nature and industry. The former warehouse was renovated for noted photographer Peter Krasilnikoff and maintains the original exposed brick walls, while added elements of raw concrete and black steel further emphasis the industrial aesthetic. The upper level houses the master suite and is softened with warm oak floors and walls and a terrazzo bathroom. At the home's core, a glass atrium is visible from all three floors, flooding every room with natural light. Filled with lush grasses and greenery, it creates the illusion of a woodland landscape in the middle of an urban setting.

Photos: Peter Krasilnikoff / Studio David Thulstrup

Kamprite Tentcot

Combining an elevated sleeping platform and a matching tent, the Kamprite Tentcot lets you rest soundly on the trail, safe from bugs, rodents, snakes, and even rain. It sets up easily, going from a compact 12 x 12 x 45 inches to a roomy 84 by 40 by 53 inches. It sleeps two, as it's nearly as large as a queen mattress, supports 500 lbs., has doors on either side with an outer cover for privacy and an interior mesh cover for airflow, and comes complete with a wheeled carry bag, a simple carrying bag for the tent only, and a fitted waterproof rain fly to keep you dry in bad weather. Also available in single-person varieties.

Fujifilm GFX 50S Camera

Fuji's X-Series APS-C cameras have earned a reputation as some of the best, most stylish shooters out there. The Fujifilm GFX 50S Camera brings those photographic capabilities to a whole new system. Its new G Format sensor measures a healthy 43.8 x 32.9mm, putting it squarely in medium format territory, and offers 51.4 megapixels of resolution to play with. Its paired with a high-performance processor to deliver the same color and tone reproduction Fujifilm's known for, and thanks to a mirrorless design, it's far lighter and smaller than competing medium format cameras.

Night Shift Electric Motorcycles

Built from the ground up using combustion bikes as a base, Night Shift Electric Motorcycles are both stylish and practical. The company's done two builds so far, the first being Rebel, a modified 1987 Honda Rebel 250 powered by the guts of a golf cart drivetrain. Their second build, the Leafy Savage, is far more advanced. Its battery pack was taken from a Nissan Leaf, and a 2003 Suzuki Savage was used for the frame (hence the name), with an Enertrac motor providing a maximum output of 40 hp.

Field House

Situated on 16 acres of Wisconsin farmland, the Field House uses a galvanized zinc exterior to blend in with the landscape's agricultural architecture. The rectangular structure uses a row of mature trees to block the mid-western winter winds, while east-facing windows warm the interior with sunlight. Inside is a culmination of the owner's three major passions — art, furniture, and astronomy — with a pottery studio on the ground floor and a gallery to display his extensive art collection on the story above. An assortment of fine furniture can be found throughout the main living area, study, and master suite. Accessed by a silo ladder, a secret roof-top observatory gives and undisputed view of space's celestial events.

Photos: Bill Timmerman / Wendell Burnette Architects

Leica M-P Titanium Camera

The fifth annual edition to be made in titanium, the Leica M-P Titanium Camera is an upscale take on the German company's 24 megapixel full-frame shooter. As the name suggests, the top deck, baseplate, and controls are all machined from solid titanium, giving the camera a unique look and reducing its weight by roughly 90 grams. And since you wouldn't want to ruin the look with a differently-colored lens, it arrives with a pair — a Leica Summicron-M 28 mm f/2 ASPH. and a Leica APO-Summicron-M 50 mm f/2 — that have anodized finishes to perfectly match the body. Limited to just 333 sets and available exclusively in select Leica Stores and Boutiques.

Taft's Ale House Culebra Cut Beer

The calendar might say that summer is over, but the temperatures in many parts of the country still disagrees. So as summer winds down, pretend it's mid-July with Taft's Ale House Culebra Cut. Culebra Cut is a American brown ale brewed with toasted coconut and provides a taste that brings a taste of the islands with each and every sip. Packaged in these great cans complete with William Howard Taft — the 27th President of the United States — on each one. It's worthy of your time, regardless of the season.

GoPro Karma Drone

Leave your favorite mount behind and take to the skies with the GoPro Karma Drone. More than a simple camera drone, the Karma is actually a series of separate accessories that work together to deliver great-looking aerial footage. It starts with the quadcopter itself, which has a folding design, a top speed of 35mph, and a run time of 20 minutes. The Karma Grip stabilizer slides inside, doing its best to keep your video smooth whether it's attached to the drone, a standard GoPro mount, or handheld. Finally, the touchscreen controller lets even novices get up and running with ease. The entire kit packs into a backback case, and is compatible with the new GoPro Hero 5 Black, Hero 5 Session, and the Hero 4.

Nocs Atelier Seconds GMT Watch

With a sleek 40mm case and a dial free from unnecessary adornments, the Nocs Atelier Seconds GMT Watch is one of the most minimal GMTs on the market. Made from stainless steel, it has a thin inner ring that works with the extra hand to keep track of the time in a different area code. It's powered by a rock-solid Ronda GMT movement, subtle changes in finish delineate between the different components, and its open design that accepts a wide variety of straps — including the pack-in, made in Italy from a recycled polyester material. Available in silver opaline or matte black, as well as in a smaller 36mm size in silver only.

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Saleen S7 LM

Created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the company's seven-year run of racing championships, the Saleen S7 LM brings back one of this century's most successful supercars. Unlike the naturally-aspirated original, this limited edition model has a twin-turbo 7.0L V8 at its core, producing over 1,000 hp. In addition, the LM will feature a livery, wheels, interior, and performance enhancements unique to this model. Limited to just seven examples and built by hand at the company's Corona, CA HQ.

Panasonic Lumix LX10 Camera

Many people out there believe the point-and-shoot is dead, but until they make phones that can take photos like the Panasonic Lumix LX10 Camera, they'll still have a place in our bags. At its heart is a 1-inch, 20 megapixel sensor that soaks up far more detail and light then your typical pocket cam, paired with a lightning-fast, f/1.4-2.8 24-72 mm equivalent zoom lens from Leica. Of course it also shoots 4K video, has a 180º flip-up touchscreen for tap-focusing and selfies, can focus as close as 1.25 inches, making it great for macro, and has hardware controls — including a lens-mounted ring — that make it easy to take control over your images.

1921 Megola 640CC Touring Motorcycle

Produced in Germany from 1921 to 1925, the Megola Motorcycle only saw around 2,000 bikes completed. That's why this 1921 Megola 640CC Touring Motorcycle model is such a rare find. It's powered by an original 640cc five-cylinder radial engine that is built into the front wheel and is started by pushing or rotating the wheel with the machine on its stand. The model was built four years ago and arrives at auction for collectors with a rich sense of moto history as well as an appreciation for its incredibly unique features and starting technique.

Baumle House

With its simple, elongated shape necessitated by its narrow plot and its black cladding inspired by decades-old farmhouses, the Baumle House stands out proudly in a northern Austrian village. Hidden within its striking facade is a core of reinforced concrete that extends out to create the three floors, with a studio on the bottom, kitchen and dining area in the middle, and a living space at the top. The cold concrete is offset by the light woods used elsewhere in the house, and by the natural light created by the windows, placed strategically to offer views of the village, river, and Lake Constance in the distance.

Photos: Adolf Bereuter, Bernardo Bader Architeckten / Dornbirn

Rebel Yell Single Barrel Bourbon

Originally part of the Stitzel-Weller bourbon family — known for their groundbreaking line of wheated bourbons, the Rebel Yell brand knows a thing or two about a high-quality wheater. Rebel Yell Single Barrel Bourbon is the latest release from the brand name that started all the way back in 1849, and contains a wheated bourbon recipe, which uses the sweeter wheat grain instead of the more typically used rye. It's aged for a full 10 years in new, charred, American oak barrels and packaged with the trusted Rebel Yell name at 100 proof.

The Shinola Hotel

It won't open until the fall of 2018, but when it does, The Shinola Hotel will immediately become the premiere place to stay in Detroit. Built in partnership with developer Bedrock, the hotel will be located on the corner of Woodward and Grand River, just a few blocks from Ford Field and Comerica Park. The interior will feature a design from Gachot Studios, while the food and drinks will be handled by the capable hands of Noho Hospitality Group. Even if you don't need to go to Detroit, a stay here might make you want to.

Hemishofen House

Set on the banks of the Rhine, the Hemishofen House uses cues from the surrounding architecture in a fresh new way. The first floor is dominated by the open living, dining, and kitchen areas which stretch from one of the homes to the other. Upstairs are the home's bedrooms and baths, far more private than the glass-walled downstairs, yet still filled with natural light thanks to smartly-placed windows that serve as necessary breaks in the slatted upper facade.

Photos: Dost Stadtentwicklung Architektur Innenarchitektur

Louis Vuitton x Marc Newson Rolling Luggage

Designer Marc Newson is known for his organic, modern interpretations of classic objects. The lineup of Louis Vuitton x Marc Newson Rolling Luggage is no exception. Instead of LV's traditional boxy shapes, these suitcases have friendly, rounded corners, with a lightweight build and completely flat, mesh-lined interiors courtesy of their large internal cranes. Other features include four smoothly-rolling wheels, a discreet TSA-approved lock, and details in aluminum and leather that elevate them above your common carry-on. Available in several sizes and styles.

Mophie Power Capsule

In case you haven't heard, wireless earphones are officially a thing. Keep yours protected and juiced up with the Mophie Power Capsule. This clever black pouch hides a 1,400 mAh battery within its walls, perfect for keeping your smallest gadgets charged and safe, whether they be headphones, a fitness tracker, or even a smartwatch.