Ceramic Paring Knife

Hand made from a single piece of ceramic, this paring knife is set to be a mainstay in your modern kitchen. Available in black or white, the knife is very sharp and won't transfer scents or flavors from one item to the other as you prepare onions, garlic, or fruits and is resistant to rust, acids, and oils.

Length: 7.9"

Braun Audio LE Speakers

Originally designed by Dieter Rams in 1959, Braun is resurrecting its LE speakers for its first audio product in 28 years. Built in partnership with Pure Audio, the new line will use the classic aesthetic but will offer modern audio technology and connectivity. The range will make its debut this September at IFA in Berlin; until then, we'll have to make do with these archival photos of the original range from the '50s.

Andros Island Summer House

Perched on a cliffside overlooking the Aegean Sea, the Andros Island Summer House blends itself into the rocky landscape. The home is divided into three volumes that are embedded along the sloping terrain, resembling the native settlements of the area. Their use of local materials and traditional methods complement the surrounding landscape to create a harmonious transition between the natural environment and the dwelling. A central courtyard connects the different structures. Free of any barriers, the void affords views of the coastal setting while the buildings provide shelter from the sun and wind.

Photos: Erieta Attali / Couvelas/Kouvelas

Hasselblad 907X Special Edition Camera

A trio of Hasselblad cameras was used to document the Apollo 11 moon landing — only one of which made the return trip. The 907X Special Edition was created to celebrate this legacy. It pairs the 907X camera body with a CFV II 50C digital back, both finished in matte black like the Hasselblad Electric Camera that made it back to Earth. The text "On the Moon Since 1969" is set on the side of the digital back, a nod to the two cameras used on the lunar surface that remained on the Moon. Unlike those historic models, however, the 907X is fully modern, with a 50-megapixel medium format sensor, tilting, 60fps live view screen, and powerful wireless capabilities. Availability will be announced later this year.

1987 Porsche 924S Baja Rally Car

Once considered the stepchild of the Porsche family, the 924/944 is gaining popularity, partly due to a massive increase in love for all things Porsche, and partly due to the great driving dynamics. When co-owners Chris Harrell and Michael Prstojevich wanted something unique to run in the 2019 Baja XL and Coastal Range Rewind rallies for charity, they picked this 924S and built it into a car worthy of sitting next to its 911 Safari cousins. If you're going to go offroad, tires and suspension are key, and a lift kit along with 15" Braid rally wheels provide ample clearance and traction. A Warn winch, roof rack, and custom-bent brush bar with enough Hella lights to turn night into day leave no doubt as to what the purpose of the build is. The Porsche also comes with a Garmin GPS so you can traverse the great outdoors without a navigator.

Trickers Masonic Slippers

Combining comfort with the historic Masonic crest, these slippers are a welcome option for your next black-tie event or clandestine back-room meeting. Each pair is made with velvet uppers, leather linings, and a leather sole, along with the gold stitched Masonic compass and square symbols. The black slippers run a little narrow and we advise sizing up a half size larger than your usual size. Smoking jacket, cigar, and map to lost treasure not included.

Mario Andretti's 1984 Lamborghini Countach Coupe

There's a good reason Mario Andretti was named the Associated Press' Driver of the Century — if it had wheels, he won in it. From dirt tracks to the Daytona 500, Indy 500, 24 Hours of Le Mans, and the F1 World Championship, Mario has won nearly every race that counts in his incredible career. With his Italian ancestry, it's no surprise that Mario is a fan of Italian exotics, and was known to blast around his home in Pennsylvania in a style not unlike his driving on the track. One of his preferred rides was this 1984 Lamborghini Countach 5000S, the car that came to define the word "exotic" when applied to cars. This Countach packs a 371 horsepower, 5.0-liter carbureted V12 and has just had a complete refurbishment, meaning that it's in as good of shape as it was when Mario brought it home — although you'll never be able to put it through its paces like he could.

Vafels Plant-Based Waffles

Made in Boulder, Colorado, these plant-based waffles are an energy bar alternative, great for snacking in-between meals, after a workout, mid-trail or mid-ride. The modern take on a centuries-old tradition uses a brioche-based dough that cold-ferments overnight. It's then infused with pearl sugar imported from Belgium and finished in an authentic Liège waffle iron. They're best toasted in a conventional toaster, and you should never microwave them. If you're taking them on the go or you're just short on time, let them thaw for a few hours and enjoy at room temperature. They arrive partially frozen in environmentally friendly, compostable packaging and should be thrown in the freezer immediately. Available in original and gluten-free varieties.

Sold as a pack of 6.

Serving Size 1 Vafel (80g) / 6 Servings per container

Nutrition & Ingredients: 10g Total Fat / 2.3g Saturated Fat / 3.3g Polyunsaturated Fat / 383g Monounsaturated Fat / 310mg Sodium / 50g Total Carbohydrates / 2g Dietary Fiber / 18g Total Sugars / 5g Protein / 20.9mg Calcium / 2.2mg Iron / 89mg Potassium

Adastra Yacht

Originally built to haul Hong Kong businessman Antony Marden and his lucky guests all over the world, the Adastra Yacht is now available for sale. Its design, from Britain's Shuttleworth Design, combines luxury accommodations with the speed, fuel economy, and seafaring capabilities of a stripped-down cruiser. Features of the nearly all-custom boat include a superstructure crafted from carbon fiber with a Nomex honeycomb core, a glass and kevlar foam sandwich hull, incredible on-deck lounging areas, a full-width master bedroom with full bath, two guest cabins, a massive Caterpillar C18 main engine cranking out 1150 hp, a top speed of 23 knots, and a 10-knot cruising range of 10,000 nautical miles.

Turlersee Lake House

Inspired by both the water and the forest, the Turlersee Lake House is a modern tribute to its surroundings. The home is defined by its dramatic curved profile created by a wall that gradually transforms into a roof. Although the seamless transition gives the illusions that the home is organically emerging from the water's surface, almost like a wave, its concrete facade gives the exterior a sculpted appearance. Subtle nods to the landscape continue on the interior with timber-clad walls. An arc of floor-to-ceiling windows and a glazed roof flood the interior with natural light while immersing the living spaces in views of the forest and lake.

Photos: WAFAI Architects

Curtiss Hades Motorcycle

Curtiss is wasting no time going all-in on electric motorcycles. Their next model will be the Hades, utilizing Curtiss' unique design language with a focus on absolute minimalism. Many of the Hades' parts are designed to perform more than one function, an example being the horizontal battery case that also incorporates footpegs for the rider. That finned aluminum casing houses a 399 volt, 16.8 kWh battery that powers a proprietary motor and controller good for 217 horsepower — meaning the Hades will be no slouch in the performance department. Curtiss expects the Hades to launch in 2020.

Sonny Portable Bidet

Not only is toilet paper bad for the environment, but it's also less sanitary than a bidet. Until this concept catches on, Sonny provides a portable solution. Designed by the same team behind the Nebia shower, it's an anodized aluminum tube that holds a refillable canister of water inside. A rechargeable battery lasts up to three weeks and works with a slide-out nozzle to spot-clean your bottom after you do your business. When not in use, it sits horizontally in a stylish dock that doubles as a charging station.

Pentahouse

Named after its use of geometric forms, the Pentahouse reimagines the modern mountain home. The structure's comprised of a series of concrete pentagons. Ranging in size, the layers create a series of slopes and peaks, reminiscent of the contours of a towering range. Internally, its pitched roof results in dramatic vaulted ceilings throughout the living spaces. Exposed concrete establishes a sleek, minimalist aesthetic while expansive glazed inserts bring in views of the surrounding landscapes. Currently, still in the concept phase, the project was designed by Wamhouse Studio's Karina Wiciak and will hopefully see completion in the near future.

Photos: Karina Wiciak / Wamhouse Studio

Hennessey Goliath 6×6 Chevrolet Silverado Truck

The mid-engined Corvette dropped today, but if a two-seat sports car isn't what you're looking for, Hennessey has announced they're bringing their Goliath 6×6 package to the Chevrolet Silverado. Starting with a quad-cab Silverado, Hennessey adds an extra axle, 20" wheels, and 37" BFGoodrich offroad tires. The second rear axle isn't just a bolt-on affair, with Hennessey developing an all-new suspension system with optimal geometry. An eight-inch lift helps fit the new wheels and tires, and the 6.2-liter V8 gets a cold air intake to boost horsepower to 450. If that's not enough, Hennessey offers a plethora of options to get almost anything number you can dream up out of the powerplant. The first production model is already sold, and Hennessey plans to build 24 more.

Lexus GXOR Overlanding Concept

Making its debut at this year's FJ Summit in Colorado, the Lexus GXOR is proof you don't have to trade luxury for capability. This modified GX — itself a rebadged Land Cruiser Prado — is transformed via a host of third-party aftermarket gear. Outside, there are Icon Vehicle Dynamics shocks and a 2.5-inch lift, 18-inch F-Sport wheels with General Grabber tires, CBI frame sliders, underbody armor, and bumper, a Warn winch, Eezi-Awn K9 roof rack, and safari snorkel. In the cargo area there's a National Luna fridge/freezer combo, Goose Gear custom drawers, more storage above in the form of Alu-boxes, and even more storage — and sleeping space — in the custom Patriot Campers X1H trailer out back. The vehicle will be on display through the weekend, and while it's unlikely to ever get an official release, you can bet enthusiasts are busy building their own already.

Dali

While his art provides a glimpse inside his world, this recently re-printed cookbook gives you an even closer look inside the unique mind of Salvador Dali. This hardbound book reveals the offbeat imaginings and exotic flavors that Salvador and Gala Dalí employed when hosting their legendary dinner parties — including all the original 136 recipes. The food collides with surrealism throughout, thanks in part to illustrations by Dalí himself, along with the artist's musings on dinner conversation and more. Each of the recipes can be cooked at home and the book is organized by meal, with a special section dedicated to aphrodisia. The cookbook is a rare multi-sensory adventure being made available to a wide audience for the first time.

320 pages

Four Seasons Ancient Explorer Adventure

Check off that bucket list in record time with the Four Seasons Ancient Explorer Adventure. The 24-day experience will take guests to 10 world wonders, allowing them to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef, explore the Pyramids of Giza, and roam the streets of the Lost City of Petra, all in less than a month. The journey takes place aboard their custom Airbus A321neo where the in-flight chef serves global-inspired snacks to your handcrafted, Italian leather seat. With only 48 spots, there's plenty of legroom, extra-large bathrooms, and a lounge to stretch out and get a drink. When the plane touches down, travelers will rest there heads at Four Seasons locations, including the brand-new Astir Palace on the Aegean Sea in Athens, the over-the-water resort in Bora Bora, and the hacienda-style hotel in Mexico City. The inaugural journey takes off in 2021 starting with the Remote Wonders trip — a three week-expedition that includes stops at the Angkor Temples, Seychelles' powdery beaches, and the bamboo forests of Rwanda.

2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe

The wait is over — the mid-engine Corvette that Chevy has teased us with for nearly 50 years is a reality. The 2020 Corvette Stingray takes America's sports car into the supercar big leagues with the engine finally moving behind the driver — and that's an all-new engine behind your shoulders too. The 6.2-liter LT2 V8 makes 495 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque, backed up by an eight-speed, dual-clutch transmission, all glued to the ground by magnetic ride control suspension that can adjust damping on the fly. The styling continues with familiar Corvette themes, with a strong resemblance to the Stingray that launched in 1968, and the engine visible underneath a glass cover. Possibly the best part might be the price — this mid-engine stunner starts at under $60,000.