Hotel Mar Adentro

Located on the coast of San José del Cabo, the Hotel Mar Adentro is completely inspired by water. The resort is entirely surrounded by shallow reflective, creating the illusion of a floating oasis. At the center, an oval swimming pool lined by custom teak lounges overlooks the sea. A dark concrete path parts the waters, leading to a 40,000 square-foot beach club where guests are served on built-in sunbeds from the food truck kitchen. Every guest room offers Poliform furniture, walk-in closets, covered terraces, and floor-to-ceiling glazing. Their minimal design and muted palette allow the ocean to be the main focus.

Photos: Joe Fletcher / Hotel Mar Adentro

Navatek UHAC Military Vehicle

If you absolutely have to be able to anywhere, the Navatek UHAC is your vehicle. The Ultra Heavy-Lift Amphibious Connector is a prototype for transporting containers from ship to shore and over nearly any obstacle. Currently in testing with the Marine Corps, the UHAC is powerful enough to haul three Abrahms tanks — but the one shown here is only a 1:5 scale model of the proposed full-sized design.

Frye Prison Boot

Frye is the oldest continuously operating shoe company in the United States. So it's no surprise that they dip into America's rich history from time to time for design inspiration. The Prison Boot is a great example, made using Horween leather and treated with a special hand-finish that evolves into an even more impressive boot with each wear. Each pair has a serial number stamped on the heel inspired by the same detail once used on prison issued boots of American inmates. Built to last using Goodyear welt construction, the Frye Prison Boot not only looks great out of the box but will develop additional character and style over time.

Presented by Frye.

Barn Find 1969 Porsche 912

The Porsche 912 is the smaller sibling to the famous 911 — mechanically the same, except with a smaller four-cylinder motor and resulting smaller prices on the vintage car market, making it an affordable cult classic among less well-heeled collectors. This 1969 9o12 was pulled from a barn in Oregon, where it had been the most beautiful dust collector in the state for 18 years. A nuts-to-bolts restoration with an amazing Scottish Tartan interior makes this 912 the perfect way to get into vintage Porsches without breaking the bank.

Green Island Lighthouse

Built in 1856, the Green Island Lighthouse is a historic Maine landmark. The picturesque residence sits just off the coast of Brooklin on a one-acre private island. At just over 1,700 square-feet, the white clapboard cottage houses 4 bedrooms, a kitchen, wood-burning stove, and runs on solar electric. A large front porch offers views of the two beaches, while the Blue Hill Bay Lighthouse captures glimpses of both the Isle Au Haut and the Acadia mountains.

Photos: Acadia Realty Group

Technics Reference Class SP-10R Turntable

Turntable historians might remember the Technics SP-10 line of direct drive tables that reached the height of popularity in the 1980's. And now, the SP line is being resurrected in the form of this immaculate SP-10R Turntable. The brand new deck comes with a 7KG platter for rotation stability and is made of brass, aluminum, and rubber. Audiophiles are sure to be wooed by the SP-10R's incredibly low wow and flutter, along with the world's best signal to noise ratio. And it even has a separately housed power supply to minimize hum and vibration. The vinyl revolution shows no signs of slowing, and it's nice to have more premium turntables like this one available for purchase.

Arts District Loft

Housed in a 1924 warehouse, the Arts District Loft highlights its industrial bones with a modern mix of furnishings. Much of the 2,000 square-foot space was left open, relying on a raised platform to define the living area. Made from oak planks formed in a herringbone pattern, its gray stain complements the exposed concrete floors and ceiling, while wood and leather tones offer a warm contrast. Custom bookcases create a partition between the main living area and the master bedroom. This casework rotates 90 degrees, allowing natural light to flow in from windows facing the south and east — which also afford views of downtown Los Angeles.

Photos: Marmol Radzinger Interiors

Barn Find 1969 Ferrari 365 GTB/4

Ferraris are raced, wrecked, customized, restored, and displayed, but they're never forgotten. Which makes this 1969 365 GTB/4 Daytona a contender for the Holy Grail of barn finds. A Daytona is highly sought after by default, but this might be the grand prize even among Daytonas: An aluminum-bodied coupe, the only one ever produced for road use. Its existence was only a rumor for decades until the car was finally located in a barn in Japan. Stashed away for almost 40 years, this Daytona is a landmark car and the certain centerpiece of any collection.

Latch C Smart Lock

Like the company's prior keyless entry systems, the Latch C Smart Lock let you and your coworkers/tenants unlock the door using smartphones, cards, or codes. Unlike previous models, it's designed to work with traditional deadbolts, so it will fit way more doors. Despite its smaller size, it still offers the same advantages as its stablemates, namely a built-in camera to see who's there, and a cloud-based entry log. Unfortunately, it, like the rest of the family, is only available for clients managing ten or more properties.

Land Rover Defender Military Edition

The Land Rover Defender is rapidly becoming the four-wheel-drive equivalent of the 911 resto-mod craze. London-based Tweaked Automotive wants to improve your Defender 90 or 110, and if you don't have one, they'll find it for you. Tweaked strips each Military Edition down to the chassis for top-to-bottom rebuild, with upgraded suspension components, wider front and rear track, and a choice of engines ranging from the stock 2.2 liter diesel to a 5.7 liter Chevy V8. A camo paint job, steel interior panels and snorkel make sure the Tweaked Defender would fit in on any military base around the world.

Back Country House

Located in New Zealand's Puhoi settlement, the Back Country House is modeled after the vernacular architecture of the region. An exterior of locally-sourced Macrocarpa timber cladding and a slanted galvanized iron roof reference the traditional huts found throughout the area. The two-story volume houses a main living area with a lofted master bedroom above. On either side of the ground floor, folding glazed doors afford expansive views of the rugged landscape, while also opening the interior up to a wrap around deck with an outdoor fire place and sunken baths.

Photos: David Maurice / LTD. Architecture

Clayoquot Wilderness Resort

Situated along the waterfront on Vancouver Island, the Clayoquot Wilderness Resort is so remote it's only accessible by floatplane. Guests are shuttled in by horse-drawn carriage to 25 white canvas tents lining the water's edge. Every room is furnished with king beds, antique furnishings, heated bathroom floors, an outdoor shower, and a private deck. Salvaged cedar walkways lead guest to the spa, dining tents, the Cookhouse, and the Ivan Hoe lounge, a new addition to the property where guests can relax and gaze at the Bedwell River behind 10-foot glazed walls. Due to its rustic location, the water and forest provide horseback riding, fishing, whale-watching, and kayaking, all included in your stay. For the non-traditional adventure, their on-site helicopter can take any activity — fishing, zip lining, even yoga — off the ground.

Sony RX0 Camera

Its size, weight, and rugged chassis all suggest the Sony RX0 Camera is just another action cam. Its specs do not. Powered by a 1.0-inch stacked 15.3-megapixel Exmor RS sensor paired with a Bionz X processor and wide-angle 24mm f/4 Zeiss lens, it captures crisp 4K video and stills at up to 16 fps. It's also waterproof, shockproof, and crushproof, the latter thanks to its duralumin chassis, and it weighs just 3.9 oz. with a body that's under two inches tall, less than an inch and a half deep, and under two and a half wide. Most intriguing, though, is its minimal design that's meant to be used with a range of accessories, from lights and mounts to other RX0 units in a bullet time-style setup.

Cinera Theater Headset

The first immersive personal theater headset, Cinera, wants to disrupt the entire home theatre industry. Cinera combines the comfort of watching movies at home with the next best thing to watching in a theatre with a headset the size of a book. Install your favorite streaming apps, play from a micro SD card, or use the headset like a television by connecting it to your gaming system or PC. The sound quality is upgraded to mimic what you'd experience in a theatre, and you can even watch films in 3D with the Cinera. And each experience is enhanced at a media resolution that is eight times that of an iPhone and three times that of a movie theatre screen.

Presented by Cinera.

BioLite FirePit

Cook food, stay warm, and reduce your carbon footprint all at the same time with the BioLite FirePit. This smart gadget uses a patented system of 51 air jets to inject your wood or charcoal-based fire with oxygen at key locations, improving combustion. As a result, your flames produce far less smoke and emissions while using only half the fuel. X-ray Mesh on the side lets you see your fire from all angles, a grate doubles as both a spark arrestor and grilling surface, and optional Bluetooth connectivity allows you to control the size of the flames right from your phone.

Firebird TT Concept

The firebird of ancient myth could never die — rising from the ashes to be reborn in flaming splendor. The Pontiac Firebird is dead and won't be rising from anything anytime soon. But artist Kasim Tlibekov has given us a look at what the Firebird could be with this low-slung, Trans Am-style concept. A resto-mod, old-meets-new take makes it immediately recognizable as a Firebird, with concealed headlamps and slotted brake lights. The slotted rear window cover is pure Firebird, and a front splitter and massive rear wing would make it at home on a Trans Am race grid.

Fitbit Ionic Smartwatch

Forget the Blaze. According to the company, the Fitbit Ionic is their first real smartwatch. Forced to play catch-up with Apple and Android, the Ionic has all the necessary features to compete, like water-resistance, GPS, a heart rate monitor, notifications, and contactless payments. It has several tricks to put it ahead of the competition, however, like dynamic on-device workouts that adjust and give feedback based on your vitals, four-day battery life, and a blood oxygen sensor to identify health issues like sleep apnea that other trackers miss. Available in three colors paired with a line of straps in different materials and designs.