Accidental Wes Anderson

Director Wes Anderson is known for his distinctive visual style, which often features repetitive color patterns and symmetrical framing. Accidental Wes Anderson is a subreddit that celebrates this style by finding examples out in the real world. From beach huts in England to bunkers in Saigon, these photos are worth browsing for both film and architecture buffs alike.

Cuisinart 3-in-1 Burger Press

There's more than one way to make a burger. That's why there's the Cuisinart 3-in-1 Burger Press. This handy kitchen gadget can crank out stuffed patties, regular burgers, and sliders at an alarming rate. It's also dishwasher safe with a non-stick surface, meaning it's as easy to clean as it is to use.

Porsche Braided Carbon Wheels

You won't find them at your local rim shop. In fact, you can only get them on one model. That doesn't make these Porsche Braided Carbon Wheels any less impressive. They pair a center piece made from 200 individual pieces of carbon fiber fabric with a rim base crafted on the world's largest carbon fiber braiding machine (it's nearly 30 feet in diameter). The completed wheel is treated with resin, pre-hardened at extreme pressures and temperatures, and protected with clear lacquer, resulting in a wheel that's 20% lighter and stronger than the next best rim. Fittingly, they're only available on the Porsche 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series.

Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet

The original Maybach 6 gave us a glimpse at what Mercedes' ultra-luxury brand's flagship coupe could be. The Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet does the same for a drop-top. It's powered by an electric drive system producing 750 hp with a range of over 200 miles. Similarly advanced is the interior, with a display strip that runs from the rear across the doors and all the way across the dash. Most striking, however, is the art deco-inspired exterior design, with its oversized hood and grill, yacht-like boat tail rear, 24-inch alloy wheels, and 20-foot length. Like its hard-topped sibling, it's unlikely to see production anytime soon.

Anderson Craft Ales

It's easy to see why Anderson Craft Ales is one of the best new breweries in Ontario. And it's easy to taste why it's so popular as well. All of the breweries beers are made using only four ingredients: Canadian-grown barley, North American hops, crisp, clean water, and yeast. And that same focus on simplicity and minimalism translates to the packaging as well, with bright white cans and crisp typography used for beer names and descriptions. Styles range from Session IPA's to an Amber Ale, a Pumpkin Ale, a Cream Ale and much more.

Waylens Horizon Automotive Camera

If you love to drive, you might also love to measure the performance of your vehicle. And with the Horizon Automotive Camera from Waylens, you can finally track everything with crystal-clear precision. The Horizon gives drivers the ability to overlay vehicle performance data into video thanks to a full aluminum body and 7-element lens assembly combined with a circular OLED display. Once you capture your video, choose from a wide array of data to embed, and share it easily using the mobile or desktop app. So whether you're on a race track, driving off-road, or just getting adventurous during your daily commute, the high-precision Horizon Camera is ready to capture it all.

Presented by Walyens.

Float House

Located in Purcell's Cove in Nova Scotia, the Float House is inspired by the surrounding landscape. Its name is derived from disconnected pieces of bedrock found throughout the area. Clad in wood planks washed in gray stain, the staggered volumes are meant to resemble the neighboring stones. Backed by large boulders, the residence consists of the main living area flanked by two wings, each housing private sleeping quarters. Mimicking its rocky plot, the interior carries a cool palette created by concrete floors and white walls, while walnut accents add an element of warmth. Large glazed panels open the inside to the outdoors, allowing for views of the surrounding lakes and ocean below.

Photos: Doublespace Photography / Omar Gandhi

Enea Walking Stick

The result of extensive research, the Enea Walking Stick aims to make this medical aid simultaneously more functional and more fashionable. On one end is a three-axis handle that makes it more comfortable to hold and allows the stick to stand on its own or rest securely against a wall. On the other, near the bottom, is a small branch-like extension that's precisely placed to allow the stick to balance on a desk or counter. To keep weight down, the stick is 100% 3D printed using a bone-like porous structure developed in collaboration with Mhox Design and engineering firm Arup.

Feastform Titanium Cooking Tools

Made from super-strong and corrosion-resistant Grade 5 titanium and lighter than a few spare granola bars, these backcountry utensils from Feastform are just what you need for trailside meal prep. The spatula and tongs are highly packable, with an origami-inspired nesting design that allows the tongs to disassemble when space is limited, while a small spatula gives you another, even smaller option. Finished with durable Technora paracord-wrapped handles and cotton drawstring carrying bags.

Sherman Residence

Surrounded by mature oak and sycamore trees, the Sherman Residence uses glazed panels to display the untouched landscape. The home takes on a u-shaped layout, creating a central courtyard with a swimming pool. Constructed of board-formed concrete, the rigid facade is softened by an oversized low-slung wooden beam roof. This contrasting pallet is continued on the interior with exposed concrete walls, warm wood trim, and tongue and groove ceilings. On the inner portion of the home, glazed partitions offer extensive views of the surrounding orange and avocado trees.

Photos: Grant Mudford / Peter Tolkin Architecture

Balcones Baby Blue Corn Whisky

It's not bourbon or rye whiskey, but Balcones Baby Blue Corn Whisky is right in the sweet spot for fans of those spirits. Each bottle is distilled twice and aged in five-gallon oak barrels using Hopi blue corn by hand at the Balcones distillery in Waco, Texas. The first Texas whisky on the market since Prohibition, Baby Blue is a unique Texas spirit that still manages to pay tribute to the corn whisky expressions that have paved its path.

SousVide Supreme Touch+

If you cook and haven't heard of or already own a sous vide, you're not paying attention. The revolutionary cooking method gives you the ability to cook things at an exact temperature for flavors and textures usually reserved for fine-dining experiences. And now, the SousVide Supreme team is ready to raise the bar again with the SousVide Supreme Touch+. To cook, it's still as simple as seasoning, sealing, and starting the sous vide process, but there is a slew of new features available. The SousVide Supreme Touch+ boasts a water-resistant touchscreen, cool touch double wall insulation, Wi-Fi, Alexa compatibility, and the ability to access tons of programmable recipes using the app. It arrives ready to use and provides consistent, perfectly cooked food every time.

Presented by SousVide Supreme Touch+.

Shoreline Highway House

Sitting on a California cliffside overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Shoreline Highway House is a mid-century modern oasis. The residence is made up of the main house and a guest cottage connected by a spacious outdoor deck. The main house consists of two bedrooms, two baths, and kitchen, while the guest includes a kitchen and living area with lofted bedroom. Each of the interiors features original cabinetry, built-in bookcases, redwood trim, custom pendant lights, and red brick wood-burning fireplaces. Generous amounts of glazing afford views of the approaching waves and cove below.

Photos: Sotheby's International Realty

Shanghai Customs Honda eCub Scooter

Thanks to regulations that have made motorcycle plates prohibitively expensive and scooter licenses affordable for everyone, the custom scene in China has shifted from the former to the latter. The Shanghai Customs Honda eCub Scooter is a perfect example. Using the venerable Cub as a base, this electric vehicle has all its wiring hidden, including the battery packs and controller, which sit in a custom box where the engine used to be. It's controlled via a motorcycle-style throttle and is also equipped with a front headlight, LED brake lights and blinkers, and chunky tires on 18-inch aluminum rims. It can carry an average-sized adult up over 30 miles at speeds up to 30 mph, and since it retains the holders for the rear foot pegs, it's easy to add a second seat for passengers.

F*ck, That's Delicious

Before Action Bronson was lighting up stages, he was lighting up kitchens in New York as a chef. No stranger to good food, Action takes his VICE show into your house with the F*ck, That's Delicious book. And don't call it a cookbook. This is a philosophy of life, a travel guide, a modern epic by a modern poet. Oh, and weed. Lots of weed. F*ck, That's Delicious is out September 12, 2017.

1959 Ferrari 410 Superamerica Series III

Enzo Ferrari's philosophy for his Superamerica models was a departure from his other race-bred road cars. A combination of high-performance, opulent luxury, excellent comfort, and a clientele of business moguls, athletes, and famous entertainers willing to pay the fee for one of the world's most illustrious constructors made the Superamerica Ferrari's halo car. This 1959 410 Superamerica Series III is one of only 12 constructed and boasts an ownership history of some of Ferrari's best customers. Each Superamerica was custom ordered, with no two exactly alike, making them some of the most valuable Ferraris made.

Mills Residence

Emerging out of a steep, rocky hillside, the Mills Residence is the embodiment of International Style. Built in 1955 by architect Willis N. Mills, the structure sits as two rectilinear volumes, cantilevered on a jagged ridge in New Canaan, Connecticut. Redwood planks help to disguise the home amongst its wooded setting, while large glazed panels welcome in natural light and views of the forest floor. Internally, the ground floor hosts an updated kitchen, dining room, and double height living area, leaving the more private spaces to occupy the upper level. Sliding glass doors are featured in nearly every room granting access to a series of terraces and decks, Japanese gardens, and a stone-lined pool.

Photos: Halstead

Uncle Nearest 1865 Whiskey

When you hear about whiskey from Lynchburg, Tennessee, you undoubtedly think of distilling behemoth Jack Daniels. But if you want to go back to the roots of charcoal mellowing in whiskey distillation, you need to go no further than Nathan "Nearest" Green. The first African-American master distiller on record in the United States, Green is finally being recognized with Uncle Nearest 1865 Whiskey. This whiskey is aged for a minimum of seven years after undergoing the triple charcoal mellowing process Green pioneered. As a slave, Green was Jack Daniel's master distiller and deserves the credit for the now famous whiskey brand's original recipe. Uncle Nearest Whiskey arrives not only as a great option for sipping or mixing but as a tribute and historical correction to everything you've been taught about Tennessee whiskey.

Fast Forward

The mass-produced automobile changed human society forever. The promise of affordable, long-distance travel made our world a little smaller and our dreams a little bigger — there was always something just over the horizon. Fast Forward catalogs some of the world's most unique cars, charting what we thought was the shape of things to come in steel and glass and four wheels. From the airplane-inspired behemoths of the 50s, the crisp, modern 60s, and the angular, sci-fi shapes of the 70s, where people wanted to go was captured in what we dreamed to drive.

Icemule Boss Backpack Cooler

Sturdy, structured, and insulated enough to earn a multi-day ice retention rating, the Icemule Boss backpack is the answer to your backcountry cooling needs. Rather than dragging a similarly-sized cooler across whatever terrain you're on, or attempting to roll it along a sandy beach, you can sling this cooler onto your back and let the engineered straps and padding take over. The Boss features a wide-mouth opening for easy packing and unpacking, a waterproof outer layer, organizational pockets inside, and plenty of straps and clips on the outside so it can be tied down wherever you need it.

Riese & Müller Delite GT Signature E-Bike

To celebrate their 25th Anniversary, Riese & Müller unveiled the third edition of one of the most versatile e-bikes on the market. The Delite line adds the GT Signature to its ranks complete with 27.5" wheels, wide tires, Control Technology for stability, and powerful dual battery technology. This doubles the bike's range and combined with Bosch Performance drive — which provides pedal assistance of up to 300% — the Delite GT is one of the most impressive e-bikes we've come across.

Topanga Cabin

After a chance meeting with a friend, the Topanga Cabin was born. The tiny house stands at just 120 square feet. Clad in reclaimed wood, the majority of the structure is made from reused materials. The modest interior saves space with built-in storage, bench window seats, pull-down desk, and lofted bedroom. With no electricity or running water, large hinged doors open to allow for airflow, while south-facing glazing takes advantage of the incoming canyon light. Sliding glass doors provide views of the surrounding woods, as well as access to a large deck for taking in the scenery first-hand.

Photos: Mariko Reed / Mason St. Peter

Adidas x Hender Scheme Sneakers

Hender Scheme is known for its brilliant monotone beige homages to classic kicks. With these Adidas x Hender Scheme Sneakers, the Japanese firm gets to try its hand at some officially-licensed designs. The highly-limited lineup includes a refreshing take on the all-too-often boisterous NMD_R1, as well as tasteful re-dos of the classic Superstar and Micropacer silhouettes. Arriving next month at select retailers only.

MSR Trailshot Water Filter

Tiny enough to fit in your pocket, important enough to save your life. So goes the spiel for the MSR Trailshot Water Filter. This highly portable implement filters out 99.9% of protozoa and bacteria, and can handle up to one liter every minute. It also lets you drink directly from streams and lakes — no bottle required — and lasts up to 2,000 liters, or more than enough to keep you alive for a couple of years, at least.

1929 BMW R62

The reliability of BMW motorcycles is the stuff of legend. From safaris to rallies and thousands of miles on everyday pavement, a BMW with likely outlast its owner. But not even the engineers behind them could have imagined that 88 years later, their bikes would not only be running but able to keep up with modern traffic. Five years after BMW started making motorcycles, they introduced the 750cc-engined R62 in 1928. Unusual at the time, the R62 has all the things that are hallmarks of BMW motorcycles — horizontal twin engine, shaft drive and a cantilever front suspension. The R62 is a perfect example of BMW's form-follows-function philosophy.

Canal House

Styled after the Adobe missions of southern Arizona, the Canal House pays homage to its southwestern roots in a contemporary fashion. The home is made up of pair identical volumes, connected by a textured brick entryway. Each one is topped by a rusty metal roof and wrapped in a smooth white facade. The two structures are separated by function — one housing the private sleeping quarters and the other the communal living area. The interior forms a rustic pallet with a rusted steel clad hood, tongue and groove ceilings, and copper farmhouse sink, while hand-made ceramic tiles, Dekton countertops, and dark cabinetry provide a modern contrast. Each wing opens up to a private courtyard, centered around a steel clad fireplace.

Photos: Roehner + Ryan / The Ranch Mine

BMW Z4 Concept

BMW's compact roadster has been out of production for over a year and hasn't seen a redesign since 2009. The new BMW Z4 Concept changes that. It diverts noticeably from the arguably feminine lines of its predecessors, replacing them with sharp edges that lend the car a wedge-like shape. It still holds the same long wheelbase, low-slung silhouette, and compact rear as classic roadsters, albeit accented with aggressive, vertical takes on the company's four-eyed headlights, a slanted kidney grille, and elongated L-shaped rear lights. Inside you'll find a driver-focused cabin with black surfaces denoting the cockpit, while the passenger area is clad in an orange that reflects the Energetic Orange frozen exterior paint. Unlike most concepts, this design study is set to appear in production-ready form sometime in the next year.