Long Horizontals House

Nestled in the mountains of Petite-Rivière-Saint-François in Québec, the Long Horizontals House is a sleek interpretation of the rugged mountainscapes that surrounds it. The home sits on a concrete foundation as though its an extension of the rocky plot. On the road side, wood planks clad the stacked boxes, shielding the interior from outsiders. The exterior palette runs into the interior where natural light washes concrete floors and timber ceilings. Blackened steel, contemporary fixtures, and clean lines provide a modern balance to the rustic backdrop showcased through floor-to-ceiling glazing. Encased in glass, the dining area extends out toward the river completely immersing guests in the dramatic scenery. To further showcase the location, the main living area opens to an outdoor deck enclosed by a glass railing, not to obstruct the sweeping views.

Photos: Charles Lanteigne / Thellend Fortin Architects

Supercar Owners Circle

Owning just one supercar isn't going to get you into this exclusive club. With membership capped at 150 individuals, each with a personal stable value averaging $25 Million, the Supercar Owners Circle is an elite group. Founded by former Swiss financier Florian Lemberger, this network hosts curated events around the globe, at which its members get to immerse themselves in supercar culture, learn more about the host area, and, of course, get to have some fun in their street-legal racers. Membership includes other benefits and perks, nearly all of which are unique to the club, and while the number of members is capped, you can still apply to attend an event should you and your car pass muster — which is easier said than done.

The Last Drop 1982 Bourbon

The Last Drop scours the globe in search of rare spirits that are on the brink of extinction. The latest find — and their first American Whisky release — is this bourbon distilled at the legendary Buffalo Trace Distillery in 1982. After maturing for more than 18 years, the spirit was removed from oak barrels at its peak to avoid over-aging and halt the evaporation process. Each bottle is packaged in a brown leather case that includes a 50ml miniature replica, and a pocket-sized tasting book with tasting notes from the Last Drop Team and Buffalo Trace's Master Distiller. Only 44 bottles exist, with 25 hitting the U.S. market.

HRE3D+ 3D-Printed Titanium Wheel

It's just a prototype for now, but the HRE3D+ 3D-Printed Titanium Wheel offers a glimpse at the future of high-performance rims. The wheel was developed by HRE in partnership with GE's AddWorks team and is the first to be crafted using Electron Beam Melting, a type of 3D-printing process. As opposed to a traditional aluminum Monoblok, which is made from a 100-pound block of aluminum in a process that removes 80% of the material, the EBM process removes only 5% of the titanium material, which also happens to be lighter, stronger, and more corrosion-resistant. The wheel was crafted in five separate sections, then joined using a custom center section and bolted onto a carbon fiber rim using titanium fasteners. The wheel will be on display at the Formnext trade show in Frankfurt, Germany, but no production plans have yet been announced.

OneBlade Hybrid Shave Set

Your shaving routine could use an upgrade. OneBlade combined the most popular features of their other razors and came up with the OneBlade Hybrid: a single-edge razor made to deliver zero nicks, cuts, bumps, or ingrown hairs. The new razor is guaranteed for life, and is the centerpiece of this exclusive shave set. Each set includes a pack of 10 Feather single edge blades, travel size lavender shave cream and aftershave, an eco-friendly razor blade disposal bank, and the aforementioned OneBlade Hybrid razor. To protect your investment, you'll also get a full grain Horween leather travel holster and a waxed canvas travel bag to ensure your upgraded experience isn't limited to your bathroom.

Presented by OneBlade.

Dieter Rams: As Little Design As Possible

During his over 50-year career, Dieter Rams left his mark on the design world with his work for companies like Braun and Vitsoe. His "less, but better" approach set the standard for good design and developed his ten principals. These philosophies were the basis of his radios, watches, and calculators and can still be seen in products made today through companies like Apple. In the book Dieter Rams: As Little Design As Possible, author Sophie Lovell honors the legacy of one of the most iconic product designers through 400 pages examining of is life and work.

2019 Ford GT 'Gulf' Heritage Edition VIN 001

Selling a Ford GT is supposed to be against the contract you sign if you're lucky enough to get one, but several of them — most famously John Cena's — have come up for auction. But this GT is approved by Ford for auction and all proceeds are going to a good cause: the United Way. Not just any GT, the one that will roll across the auction block at Barrett-Jackson is a Heritage Edition with the famous Gulf livery and VIN number 001. The Heritage Edition features exposed carbon fiber accents and 20-inch forged aluminum wheels, and you can expect the United Way to get a sizable donation from the sale. If you aren't already on Ford's list for the GT, this might be one of the rare chances to get one for years to come.

1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing

The 300 SL is undoubtedly the king of postwar Mercedes production cars. A thinly-veiled race car in street clothing, the 300 SL was the brainchild of American Mercedes importer Max Hoffman, who begged Stuttgart to make a street version of their all-conquering 300 SL race car. With its aerodynamic body, gullwing doors, and direct-injection borrowed from WWII-era fighter plane engines, the 300 SL was an instant success. This 1955 300 SL was first owned by Ambie Collins of New York, where it arrived in the traditional Mercedes silver with black interior. The car crossed the Atlantic to join the Wiesenthal Collection in Vienna, Austria, in 1979, where it received a restoration in the early 90s and has remained since. With its immaculate condition and fully-documented provenance, this 300 SL is a must for any serious enthusiast.

Titlis 3020 Mountain Outpost

The summit of the Swiss mountain Titlis measures in at 3,000 meters above sea level. Its peak draws in over a million tourists every year and its former mountain outpost could no longer meet the demands. Architects Herzog & de Meuron plan to replace the dated 1967 summit station with the Titlis 3020 Mountain Outpost. The project calls for a new alpine station with a bar and restaurant as well as an updated antenna tower and underground tunnel. Its innovative design aims to transform Alpine architecture while showcasing Switzerland's surreal landscapes.

Photos: Herzog & de Meuron

Rolex: The Impossible Collection

A Rolex is much more than a watch. And The Impossible Collection is much more than a book. This hardbound work of art pays proper tribute to the most coveted watch brand ever, dating back to the company's genesis in 1905. The most valuable and technically innovate models are showcased - including timepieces never before seen in print. At nearly 200 pages with beautiful illustrations and photography, the book chronicles some of the most iconic watches in Rolex's rich history, from an Explorer worn during Sir Edmund Hillary's expedition to the summit of Mt. Everest in 1953, to the Chronograph worn by George Lazenby in the James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Exceeded only by the craftsmanship of the watches themselves, The Impossible Collection, published by Assouline, is hand-bound with color plates that are hand-tipped on each page of art-quality paper. It's packaged in a linen clamshell presentation case with a metal plaque.

Width: 15.55" / Length: 18.62" / Depth: 2.95" / Weight: 20 lbs / 194 pages

Atlas of Brutalist Architecture

Starting in 1951, modernist concrete fortresses started popping up across Europe. The movement spread across the globe, spawning a controversial new style. The Atlas of Brutalist Architecture pays tribute to those bulky jewels around the world and the masters that created them. Featuring over 850 buildings from 102 countries, the book is the first to extensively document the architectural style, detailing the evolution with examples from the 20th-century as well as contemporary models while its oversized format artistically displays 1000 frame-worthy photographs.

13 3/8" x 9 1/2" / 560 pages

This Old Hudson

Rather than the sleek, modern studio spaces you'll find in the city, the This Old Hudson channels the century-old charm of its 1915 craftsman shell to provide a real escape from hectic urban life. The former residence is located in Upstate New York and offers two units that can be used for work, gatherings, or just a weekend getaway. The first is a two-bedroom studio while the other is a one-bedroom apartment featuring a 10-foot long farmhouse table. Both interiors are backdrop-worthy, brilliantly bringing together old and new with a curated collection of vintage furnishings and modern fixtures that'll persuade you to extend your stay.

Photos: Martyn Thompson / Zio and Sons Creative

DeLorean Hovercraft

Entirely custom built, this DeLorean Hovercraft is as close as you can come to Doc Brown's flying time machine. The DeLorean body is crafted from styrofoam wrapped in fiberglass and coated in metallic paint, keeping weight down while recreating the car's iconic looks. A 23hp Briggs & Stratton riding mower-style engine powers the 36" thrust fan, while a second B&S push mower engine powers the 24" lift fan. As a result, the craft can hover 6-8 inches over nearly any flat surface, and can hit speeds up to 31 mph on the water in good conditions. It's recently received numerous maintenance and performance upgrades, and 10% of the proceeds will benefit The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinsons Research.

Damd Little D Suzuki Jimny Body Kit

Suzuki released the first all-new Jimny in over two decades earlier in 2018, picking up right where the previous version left off — as a serious body-on-frame 4x4. The new styling is an almost perfect take on the classic boxy offroader, but that didn't stop Japanese company Damd from creating a body kit that takes it to a place that's somewhere between the 1975 SJ10 and the legendary Land Rover Defender. Damd's Little:D kit replaces the grille, headlamps, and both bumpers for a cleaner, more angular look than stock. There's only one problem with the Little:D kit — Suzuki hasn't announced plans to bring the Jimny to the US, but hopefully, Suzuki solves that soon.

Marathon Pilot's Navigator Watch

In 1986, Kelly Air Force Base needed watches that could withstand extreme changes in pressure, be used at high altitudes, and remain legible and accurate in the process. This watch was created to meet those demands. Handmade in Switzerland and designed for pilots and parachute missions, this watch has been issued and worn by troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. A detachable compass with a glow-in-the-dark bezel furthers the military feel. The watch features a lightweight, specialized fiber shell case that is sweat, shock, and water resistant, and has a special acrylic crystal that is made to stand up to rapid pressure changes. The high-contrast dial includes an inner ring to mark military time, a rotating bezel, and is easy-to-read in low light conditions thanks to self-contained Tritium gas tubes on the hour markers and hands. The Navigator is powered by an accurate Swiss-made quartz movement and finished with a military spec NATO strap.

Case Diameter: 41mm / Case Thickness: 13mm / Depth rating: 60 meters