1956 Maserati A6G/2000 Berlinetta Zagato

Produced between 1947 and 1956, the Maserati A6 came in several configurations — grand tourers, full-on race cars, and single-seat grand prix cars. This 1956 A6G/2000 is one of only 21 made with lightweight bodywork by design house Zagato. With its alloy 2-liter straight six, this A6G was the factory car entered in the 1956 Mille Miglia and would go on to appear in many vintage races under private ownership. The car is still intact with matching engine and transmission, making it one of the very few A6's to remain in such original condition.

Barebones Pruner

Utilitarian design. Rock-solid performance. The Barebones Pruner is a great example of less being more. Inspired by old-world Japanese tools, its no-frills body is made from durable steel yet is remarkably comfortable in the hand, and is complemented by copper accents. Suitable for use indoors or out with a precise curved blade.

Length: 8.0" / Width: 2.95" / Depth: 1.25" / Weight: 0.70 lbs.

Reebok Headquarters

Reebok is setting up shop in Boston's Seaport District. Located in the Innovation and Design Building, the 220,000 square-foot headquarters puts fitness at the forefront. It features a two-story gym that is basically a cross-fit paradise, although, the 30,000 square-foot facility can also accommodate a number of other workout styles with a boxing ring, spin room, and yoga and barre studios. But before employees can get their sweat on, they must put in their hours in the open workplace. The space is free of offices and assigned seating, allowing for constant interaction between staff. The site is finished off with a cafe, design lab, and massive retail store.

Photos: Garrett Rowland / Gensler

Misc. Goods Co. Ceramic Flask

While most flasks are covert vessels, this offering from Misc. Goods Co. is worth showing off. The flask sports embossed icons and lettering, a vegetable-tanned leather strap around the neck as well as an oil-tanned strap with brass stud and a brass button that holds the cork stopper in place. It's made in the U.S.A. using a quarter-inch ceramic slip cast, holds up to 11 ounces and is perfect for sipping, sharing, or topping off a drink that needs a little something extra. Available in black or ivory.

Height: 6.5" / Width: 4.5" / Capacity: 11 oz.

Diamond Atelier 24K Ducati Monster 1200R Motorcycle

Ducati's naked Monster has been a customization favorite since its introduction 25 years ago. Munich-based custom cycle shop Diamond Atelier is putting their own take on the Italian favorite with this wild Monster 1200R. The most obvious alteration is the frame and pinstriping in 24K gold leaf, contrasting with the olive green paint. The rear subframe is completely new with a 3D-printed tailpiece and hand-stitched leather seat. This anything-but-subtle custom is sure to stand out from the crowd, no matter how exclusive.

Love Hulten OriginX Gaming System

Considered by many to be the origin of modern gaming, Pong was a breakthrough when it arrived in 1972. Love Hulten's OriginX pays homage to the original with a handmade cabinet in walnut, a yellow facade, and an aluminum control plate. Meant for wall-mounting, it has two sets of controls, a built-in computer running a MAME emulator with storage for up to 10,000 games, and a 19-inch 4:3 LCD fitted with a custom barrel distortion filter to better resemble vintage CRT monitors. Limited to just 50 examples.

Axiom Space Station

The privately funded followup to the ISS, Axiom Space Station will aim to make working in space more commonplace. The Philippe Starck-designed interior includes nest-like cabins with Earth-facing windows, plenty of research areas, and the largest window observatory ever constructed for space. It's expected to be up and running by the time the ISS is retired in 2024, and unlike the ISS, you'll be able to book 7-10 day trips to the Axiom once it's completed.

Ayvalaan House

Glass, concrete, and wood come together to form a modern dwelling in Guatemala. The Ayvalaan House is situated on a hillside in country's capital. Its rough concrete facade contrasts the surrounding lush landscape while glazed walls give the bulky material a weightless quality. Inside, the lowest level is reserved for offices, leaving the main living area on the ground floor. Floating staircases lead throughout a network of internal and external mezzanines and terraces intersecting the double-height interior. At the home's highest point are the master suite and a pair of guest rooms. Taking advantage of their lofted location, the private areas offer prime views of the valley below.

Photos: Andrés Asturias / Paz Arquitectura

Kitty Hawk Flyer

It's not going to replace your car anytime soon, but the Flyer from Kitty Hawk might be the easiest way to experience the freedom of flight. Classified as an Ultralight, it's designed for use over uncongested areas like open water, and requires no registration or special license to operate. It's battery-powered, with 10 independent lift fans for vertical take-off and landing and up to 20 minutes of flight time per charge. Its composite body is both lightweight and waterproof, and it has a top speed of 20 mph, with a maximum altitude of 10 feet.

Aarke Sparkling Water Maker

Delicious, healthy water. Display-worthy design. The Aarke Sparkling Water Maker is a simple, elegant drink-making tool. Twist on a bottle, pull the lever, and it will carbonate your water while also releasing the pressure in the bottle — just hold it until you hear the buzzer, unscrew your bottle, and enjoy. Its slim stainless steel enclosure incorporates three independent safety valves and is compatible with most 425g CO2 canisters, including those from Sodastream. Available in stainless or powder-coated matte black, it arrives with a PET water bottle.

Height: 16.3" / Width: 6.0" / Depth: 10.2" / Weight: 3.2 lbs / Capacity: 1 Liter

Porsche 911 Speedster Concept

The Speedster name has a long history with Porsche, from the 356 convertible to a send-off of the current-generation 911 before a new platform is released. This time, the Speedster has been revived as a 911-based concept for Porsche's 70th anniversary. A 500 horsepower 4.0-liter flat six from the 911 GT3 is wrapped in Carrera 4 bodywork, with details like a fuel cap in the center of the hood, vintage-styled mirrors, and two-tone paint that harken back to the 356. While it might be a concept, this Speedster is road ready, and don't be surprised to see it offered in the near future.

James Bond's Toyota 2000GT Roadster

The Toyota 2000GT was a mold-breaker for the Japanese auto industry. A joint venture between Yamaha and Toyota, it changed how the world saw Japanese cars. This particular model was driven by James Bond on-screen in You Only Live Twice, and is one of only two roadster versions ever built — rumor has it that Sean Connery, who stands 6' 2", was too tall for the hardtop version and stuck out of the targa model. It's currently on display at LA's Petersen Automotive Museum as part of the Roots of Monozukuri exhibit.

Photos: Petersen Automotive Museum

Casa La Roja

Backed by the mountains of San José de Maipo, Casa La Roja makes a vibrant impression on the Chilean landscape. Like the name implies, the cabin is clad in a bright red facade. The bold color choice allows the modest structure to stand out against the surrounding mounds of greenery. Unlike the exterior, the interior carries a more muted palette with walls lined in blonde plywood and neutral floor tiles. Windows cased in a contrasting black steel frame in views of the local scenery while sliding glass doors expand the ground floor out to a double-height veranda. In the ceiling above, glazed inserts bring natural light down and into the main living area below.

Photos: Fernando Alda / Felipe Assadi Arquitectos

Makr Shakr Nino Robotic Bartender

Add "bartender" to the list of professions in danger of succumbing to our robotic overlords. The Nino Robotic Bartender is the latest version of Makr Shakr's proven Bionic Bar. Thanks to a cache of up to 170 different bottles it can create nearly any libation imaginable, using a pair of robotic arms — one to shake, stir, and mix, and another to pour and serve. Customers can place orders from an app, choosing from a list of proven recipes or making ad hoc drinks of their own.

Cabanon Retreat

Mimicking the white sand beaches of Turks and Caicos, the Cabanon Retreat adds a modern abode to the Caribbean. The home is made of two wings — a private and a public. Like the concrete facade, the interior of the home also draws inspiration from the island with rich mahogany finishes. Large panels of glazing immerse living spaces in the turquoise waters while also sliding open to an expansive terrace. While it provides a link between the separate quarters, the patio also leads to an infinity swimming pool offering extensive views out over the sea.

Photos: Joe Fletcher / Rick Joy Architecture

Hot Wheels Zoom In GoPro Car

No longer will your children (or you) have to imagine what it looks like to go through a loopy, twisting Hot Wheels course. Developed in collaboration with the action cam maker, the Hot Wheels Zoom In GoPro Car is designed to hold a Hero Session or Hero5 Session. It's compatible with most Hot Wheels tracks and playsets, but be mindful: it weighs a lot more than a typical car with the camera attached, so you'll need some added momentum to get through the most extreme elements.