MoviePass

We love movies. Thanks to increases in ticket prices and the overall convenience of in-home streaming, we don't go to the cinema as much as we'd like. MoviePass is out to change that. Built by a Netflix co-founder, this new service gives you a ticket to a new 2D movie every day. No joke. Its network includes over 4,000 theaters and over 36,000 screens nationwide, so it likely covers one near you, and with its low monthly price, you can see as many as 30 movies a month for roughly the cost of a single ticket.

1940 BMW 328 Roadster

From 1936 introduction to the end of production in 1940, BMW dominated motor racing in Europe with the 328. One of the best sports cars of the era, this 1940 328 features the lightweight aluminum body by Touring of Milan, the first example of "Superleggera" construction — the body being stretched over a tube frame adding rigidity and saving weight. Adding to the intrigue, the body, chassis, and motor were all separated from each other — the body being on a completely different car at one point — before being brought together for restoration by Chicago guru Fran Roxas.

Styrmansgatan Apartment

The timeless pairing of old and new is impeccably displayed in the Styrmansgatan Apartment. Housed in a 19th-century building, the Stockholm residence's historic character shines through in the intricate moldings, arched windows, and herringbone wood floors. These vintage elements create a sophisticated shell to house a contrasting mix of modern furniture and industrial light fixtures. A fresh white palette creates a gallery aesthetic to highlight an eclectic collection of plexiglass prints.

Photos: Henrik Nero

Globe-Trotter Carbon Trolley Case

The company famous for its use of vulcanized fiberboard is giving a new material a chance in the Globe-Trotter Carbon Trolley Case. The world's first colored carbon fiber material, Hypetex, replaces the fiberboard as the main component of the 20-inch case. Done in a cool silver, it's accented by the company's signature leather straps, with corners done in burgundy or black. The case is part of a series of collaborations done in celebration of the brand's 120th anniversary and is limited to just 120 examples.

Kuickwheel Serpent Electric Skateboards

The range of electric skateboards continues to evolve, and with the release of these two boards from Kuickwheel, it's taking a big step forward. The Serpent-C is the smallest electric skateboard on the market, with a 300-watt in-wheel motor that can go up to 11 mph for up to 6 miles. It's controlled using a force-sensitive remote control, and at only 18 inches long, you can toss it into your pack with ease. The Serpent-W, on the other hand, is a 40-inch longboard that can go up to 25 mph with a range of nearly 10 miles and even includes safety lighting for peace of mind during a nighttime trip. Both boards give riders the option of eco or sports mode based on their experience and use high-quality materials that are built to last.

Standards Manual

Not content to just reissue outstanding manuals of the past, designers Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth have launched their own design office — with a unique store up front. North Brooklyn's Standards Manual is named for the duo's past work but isn't limited to selling their own books. On their Vitsoe 606 shelves, you'll find carefully curated graphic design titles from imprints like Chronicle, Phaidon, Hartley and Marks, Prestel, and the UK's notoriously hard to find Unit Editions. The selections are in constant rotation, so while it might be the only dedicated graphic design bookstore in NYC, you can rest assured it won't get stale.

Grayl Ultralight Water Purifier

The Grayl Ultralight operates similarly to a French press, letting you fill it with water, plunge the filter down, and drink without worrying about 99.99% of bacteria, viruses, and debris. Based on a simple award-winning design, this water bottle saves you the trouble of packing lots of drinking water during a thru-hike or short excursion by letting you purify river or lake water as you go, and its replaceable filter is rated for 300 uses. It also doesn't need batteries, UV lights, or a complex filter or straw system, making it an ideal choice for anyone who needs to pack light and be certain their gear will do its job.

DeLorean DR-7 Aircraft

When we think of "flying DeLorean," somehow this isn't quite what we've had in mind. Developed by Paul DeLorean, nephew of DMC founder John, the DeLorean DR-7 Aircraft is a two-seat, self-flying vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicle. It looks less like a car than a plane, with two sets of wings, winglets underneath, and two large ducted fans that sit horizontally for takeoff before rotating to vertical for forward flight. Still in the R&D phase, it will measure 20 feet long and 18.5 feet wide, with the ability to tuck its wings to the sides to fit in large garages. The hope is to have a full-scale prototype in the air by next year, with the ultimate goal of squeezing 120 miles of range out of its all-electric propulsion system.

Photos: DeLorean Aerospace

Swiss House XXII

Reminiscent of its neighboring stone farmhouses, the Swiss House XXII is a modernization of the vernacular architecture in the Preonzo region. The home started as a simple structure, similar to the local buildings seen in the area. While still preserving its original form, two new volumes extend the interior allowing the previous space to serve as a double height living room. These additions maintain the historic authenticity of the existing design by duplicating the original silhouette. The old and new are tied together with a cohesive facade. Internally, a contemporary white palette plays as a backdrop to large picture windows, framing in views of the surrounding fields and the Swiss Alps in the distance.

Photos: Alexandre Zveiger / Davide Macullo Architects

1965 Ford GT40 Roadster

If the only thing holding you back from buying an original Ford GT40 is the lack of an open-air option, you're in luck. The first of six prototype GT40s made with an open roof — the other five were converted into hardtops after assembly — this is the last one in the world in its original configuration. And if that weren't enough, this GT40 has some serious provenance, being the only GT40 ever driven by Formula One legend Jim Clark. A truly once-in-a-lifetime chance to own one of the rarest pieces of automotive history.

Nix Mini Color Sensor

Whether you're picking out a shade for your living room or working on a design, the Nix Mini Color Sensor can help you find and organize hues you like. Using a calibrated sensor and high-CRI white LEDs, the Nix captures accurate representations of colors on nearly any surface, which it can then match to RGB, HTML, CMYK and LAB colors, or over 10,000 brand-name paints. In addition to color matching, you can save your favorite colors and instantly find new palettes via the companion app, and thanks to its lightweight and size — smaller than a ping pong ball — there's little excuse to not carry it with you.

Herno Sipping Gin

Each year, Hernö releases a special sipping gin aged in hand selected casks. And this year, the Swedish distiller opted for ex-Box whisky casks that previously held Sherry. The gin itself is the same award-winning recipe used in more Hernö Gins, but after 21 days in the cask, it takes on some unique flavor characteristics pulled from the cask. It's another hit from the distillery that has the most awarded gin in Europe for the last four years, garnering more than 50 international master and gold medals.

Biltwell EXFIL-80 Bag

If your moto is something a bit more svelte than bagger, hauling your EDC around requires a pack. And now matter how well-maintained your bike is, there's going to be a time where you're going to need tools on the road. With the new EXFIL-80 bag, Biltwell has all the bases covered for anyone who rides. A drop-down removable tool compartment can hold a set of wrenches and sockets, while the padded zip cover can double as a pillow if you need a roadside rest. Detachable straps and MOLLE webbing and customization, and ballistic UV-treated polyester make sure it will last for many road trips to come.

Infiniti Prototype 9 Race Car

It's not a "prototype" in the truest sense of the word — it's not a test run for a later production car. Instead, the Infiniti Prototype 9 Race Car is a one-off concept that reimagines a 1940s race car. While its steel body panels and steel ladder frame were built by hand using old-school manufacturing techniques, it's powered by an electric motor producing 148 hp. As a result, it can hit a top speed of over 100 mph and goes from 0-62 in just 5.5 seconds, but won't be of much use anywhere but the track, as its battery only lets it run for roughly 20 minutes at a time. For a firsthand glimpse, visit the 2017 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.

Native Hostel

With hand-crafted bunks and black mountain marble countertops, Native Hostel is changing what you know about shared lodging. The Austin accommodations offer 12 rooms housed in an old limestone building. Rooms range from four to six-bed dorm-style bunkhouses, loft suites, and a ten-person Romper Room with three full baths, eight bunks, a California king, and a private living space — each room stylishly fitted with brass fixtures, red velvet privacy curtains, and vintage rugs. A 24-hour kitchen and bar complete the communal experience.

Photos: Chase Daniel

Stanley Classic French Press

A majority of the most popular French presses are made from glass. Unfortunately, glass doesn't hold up so well in the wilderness. This Stanley Classic Vacuum French Press does. Crafted from 18/8 stainless steel, it's naturally BPA-free, won't rust, and is ideal for camping. Its vacuum insulation keeps coffee hot for up to four hours, cold for up to 9, and iced for up to 24. Available in timeless hammertone green with a 48 oz. capacity.

Christopher Ward C9 P2725 TM-B Watch

RAF Flight Lieutenant Ray Holmes became a legend when he defended Buckingham Palace from an oncoming Luftwaffe bomber by ramming his P2725 Hawker Hurricane into it mid-air. The Christopher Ward C9 P2725 TM-B Watch celebrates Holmes as well as other, less celebrated RAF soldiers. Inspired by the Hurricane's dashboard, the matte black dial has highly legible numerals and indexes that alternate between white and tan SuperLuminova. The 43mm DLC stainless steel case holds a Swiss-made Valgranges A07.161 movement chosen for its power reserve function that here recalls the aircraft's altimeter, and has a piece of aluminum salvaged from the P2725's engine on the rear. Limited to just 100 examples, it arrives with a canvas strap reminiscent of the plane's fabric fuselage, as well as a vintage oak leather strap.

Pearl2o Creative Water

Put a little cannabis kick in anything you cook with Pearl2o Creative Water. The result of three years of development, this liquid edible has zero calories, zero fat, no cholesterol, no sugar, and, most importantly, no weed flavor. It retains its THC and CBD concentrations when cooked, chilled, or frozen, meaning you can use it for everything from cocktails to ramen noodles. It comes in 50 and 100 mg bottles and is currently available in I-502 licensed retailers across Washington.

1952 Ferrari 342 America

Since 1950, the "America" designation has been used for Ferrari's large, front-engined grand touring cars. Powerful V12 engines and custom coachwork defined the models, leading to some very rare one-offs during a production run. Only six 1952 342 Americas were produced, and this is the only one bodied by Vignale and one of only two cabriolets. Powered by the 200 hp Lampredi V12 developed for Ferrari's Formula One cars, this was a rocket in its day. A recent restoration with metallic green and white two-tone exterior and matching interior give the car a striking appearance, along with the fact that this could very well be a once-in-lifetime opportunity to own such a rare Ferrari.

Dageraad Amber Kelderbier

Finding great Belgian style beer in British Columbia might be unexpected. But that's exactly what's on tap at Dageraad Brewing. The word Dageraad is Flemish for "daybreak" and draws on Belgian influences for the beer, and Art Nouveau for the beautiful packaging. The Amber Kelderbier is one of several brews from Dageraad worth your attention, bottle-conditioned using Brettanomyces. It's another example of how Dageraad is helping to move British Columbia's beer culture forward.

Waiheke Island Tent House

Surrounded by the lush vegetation, the Waiheke Island Tent House is the modernist's way to get in touch with nature. The structure mimics the simplicity of a pitched tent with its A-frame form, while its clean lines and sharp angles lend to a more contemporary design. Clad in a black tin, the exterior's dark facade is contrasted by a crisp white palette on the interior. The ground floor consists of a kitchen, living area, and sculpted spiral staircase that leads to a lofted bedroom. A wall of glass exposes both levels to natural light, as well as views of the rain forest setting. Although the name may make you think you're going to be roughing it, the closest thing you'll be to an actual campsite is when you're roasting marshmallows on the outdoor fire pit.

Photos: Chris Tate

Wally Tango Sailing Yacht

With a sleek design and impressive performance, the Wally Tango Sailing Yacht is a worthy addition to the Wallycento fleet of racing cruisers. Measuring 100 feet in length, the Tango's form was developed in collaboration with Italian shipbuilders Persico Marine and Ireland-based naval architect Mark Mills, using a carbon fiber and Nomex sandwich material for the hull to keep weight down and improve its speed. In addition to its light 47.5-ton weight, the Tango also saw its engine room and service areas moved to the middle of the ship to optimize the center of gravity and improve the sailing experience. The exterior isn't the only area in which it's different, however, as the spacious cabin sports a futuristic design courtesy of Pininfarina. The vessel will make its debut at the Monaco Yacht Show before competing in its first race, an event in Saint-Tropez where it will face off against the other three Wallycentos.

Helen Street House

Situated around a central courtyard, the Helen Street House is a small piece of nature in the middle of downtown Seattle. At the heart of the urban dwelling is a heavily landscaped patio. The U-shaped design allows for the garden to be the focal point no matter where you are in the home. Sliding glass doors in the main living area open the interior to the outdoors, while also flooding the interior with natural light and affording views of the landscape. Although naturally weathered cedar planks and reclaimed timbers add a rustic element to the exterior facade, the contemporary form complements the city setting.

Photos: Andrew Pogue / MW Works Architecture

Klipsch Capitol One Speaker

Created to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Capitol Records, the Klipsch Capitol One Speaker combines classic looks with modern components. Underneath the real wood veneer, vintage fabric, and spun copper controls lies a bi-amplified system with two 2 1/4" full range drivers and a 4.5" woofer. Bluetooth 4.0 handles most modern sources, a 3.5mm analog input lets you connect legacy equipment, and the 8-hour rechargeable battery provides ample listening time. Available in black or brown, each one arrives with a redemption code for a free vinyl album from Capitol's legendary catalog.