Sarreyer Cabin

Occupying a small hilltop in the Swiss Alps, Sarreyer Cabin is a modern mountain chalet hidden inside a rustic shell. Rough-cut logs and a rusty stove pipe give the impression of a century-old structure settled into the mountainous landscape. Upon entry, a contemporary haven reveals itself. An open living area sits on the main floor, while an additional level is tucked below inside the stone foundation. From floor to ceiling, smooth timber planks line the entire interior, creating a warm, contemporary palette. The only other material is the large glazed panels that frame in views of the surrounding scenery.

Photos: Lionel Henriod / Rapin Saiz

ThinkPad 25th Anniversary Edition

Few, if any, Windows PCs are as iconic as the ThinkPad. Originally released by IBM in 1992, and its boxy black design became an instant hit. Now Lenovo is honoring its debut with the ThinkPad 25th Anniversary Edition. Instantly recognizable, it retains the 7-row keyboard, blue Enter key, and red TrackPoint cursor control of the original, but packs in modern components like an Intel Core i7 processor, 14-inch Full HD touchscreen, SSD storage, and all-day battery life. Finished with retro logos and special throwback packaging.

TWA Hotel

Housed in the former TWA Flight Center, the TWA Hotel will transport JFK travelers back to 1962. The Eero Saarinen-designed terminal has been closed since 2001, but the beloved landmark is returning in the form of 505 boutique accommodations. The guest rooms will be housed in a new construction in the rear, while the original terminal — which consists of interiors designed by mid-century legends Charles Eames, Raymond Loewy, and Warren Platner — is getting restored back to its former glory. The plans also include eight restaurants, conference and event space, a 10,000 square foot public observation deck, and a museum that will highlight the Jet Age, Trans World Airlines, and Midcentury Modern design.

Photos: Max Touhey / TWA Hotel

Johnny Carson's Malibu Estate

Situated on a bluff in Point Dume, Johnny Carson's Malibu Estate is a home fit for a TV icon. The legendary Tonight Show host lived on the property for 20 years and it remains mostly unchanged today. The 7,000-square-foot main house was built by architect Ed Niles in 1978 and is comprised of four bedrooms, five baths, a chef's kitchen, dining room, elevator, Asian-inspired lounge, and a living room with 30-foot glazed walls overlooking the Pacific. A master suite occupies the entire second floor and features his and her walk-in closets, onyx bathrooms, and separate offices. Consisting of four acres, the property includes a two-acre garden, tennis court with a workout pavilion, guest house, an outdoor saltwater pool with oceanfront terrace, and access to Little Dume Beach.

Nebula Mars Portable Cinema

The Nebula Mars Portable Cinema seems a bit confused. It says "JBL" prominently on the front, but they only provide the dual 10W speakers, and it's actually made by Anker — but there's little confusion over its convenience. Leveraging the company's outstanding battery technology, it can provide up to three hours of entertainment via a built-in 500-lumen DLP projector capable of scaling its 1280x800 image up to 150 inches in size. The aforementioned speakers offer surprisingly rich sound, and built-in wireless means you can stream your videos straight from your iOS or Android device, while HDMI and USB ports give support to more traditional content sources. Perfect for campsites, backyards, and anywhere else you might want a screen but not a bunch of wires.

Adventure Tape

It's not tape, exactly, in that it's not adhesive. Adventure Tape is worth throwing in your pack anyway. Initially developed by a worker at UK-based Watts Urethane Products as protection for the chainstay on his bike, this wonder material is made from durable polyurethane. It's sturdy, waterproof, resistant to abrasions, and stretchy. In addition to tackling regular tape jobs such as repairs and fixes, it can also replace bungee cables for jobs like holding down your trunk lid or compressing bulky items, and unlike tape, it's reusable. Available in 9mm, 18mm, 43mm widths.

Halo Smart Security Camera

Internet-enabled security cams are nothing new. What makes the Halo Smart Security Camera is that it looks less like a gadget and more like something you'd choose to display in your home. Its base specs are pretty standard — 1080p video with automatic night vision, a wide-angle lens, and a built-in speaker and mic — but it also has proprietary battery tech that lets it provide up to six months of wire-free operation per charge, so you aren't limited to sticking by an outlet. The classic model comes in three base styles with your choice of gold or silver cameras, while a second model is designed to sit in a recessed light fixture, pulling double-duty as both an LED light and camera.

Velocity Grill

Get the delicious taste of charcoal and the temperature control of gas with the Velocity Grill. It uses a built-in reverse fan to control airflow, letting you heat from 200 to 1,000 degrees using just two pieces of wood. Weighing only 17 lbs and standing just 16 inches tall, it's highly portable, and thanks to a stay-cool base, you can use it anywhere from the backyard to the stadium parking lot.

Patriot Campers X1 Adventure Trailer

Ready to tackle any terrain and keep you comfortable once you've crossed it, the Patriot Campers X1 Adventure Trailer is an ideal travel companion for off-roaders. It has a rugged off-road air suspension, linked to a galvanized chassis and powder-coated aluminum monocoque body with 2000 liters of storage space. There's also a side-mounted kitchen with portable fridge, sink, and twin-burner gas cooktop, a mid-size gas grill on an articulated swing-out arm towards the front, and a tent with a king size bed frame and comfortable mattress built into the roof. Two deep cycle batteries provide power for the LED lights, hidden marine-grade stereo, and various charging ports, and a gas water heating system ensures you can take a hot shower no matter where you've made camp.

Keith Richard's Greenwich Village Penthouse

Any hotel will let you party like a rockstar, but Keith Richard's Greenwich Village Penthouse will actually let you live like one. A massive 47-foot living space occupies the entire main level. The master offers his and her closets and a spa-worthy bathroom with steam shower and soaking tub. A leather-wrapped bronze staircase takes you up to an additional two bedrooms, each with unique views of the city. With a total of three terraces, there's no shortage of views of the surrounding Manhattan skyline.

Photos: Douglas Elliman Real Estate

7132 Hotel

Situated in the Swiss village of Vals, 7132 Hotel and their thermal baths are both an architectural and a natural wonder. Designed by Peter Zumthor, the spa is constructed from 60,000 slabs of locally-quarried quartzite. The grey hue of the stone creates a calming aesthetic throughout the six indoor and outdoor pools, filled with the warm, mineralized waters of St. Peter's spring. Guest rooms are equally as stunning and offer a variety of suites and penthouses that include private terraces, views of the surrounding mountain, and helicopter pickup.

Lifx Tile Lighting Kit

Give any wall in your house a burst of color with the Lifx Tile Lighting Kit. Once installed, each of the five tiles can be controlled independently, letting you accent your decor with your choice of 16 million colors. Each 8" x 8" tile has 64 independent zones so that it can display different colors at once, and the whole system can be controlled via Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant, or an app.

HydroHouse

Hydroplane pilots have trouble finding parking spots just like the rest of us. The HydroHouse gives both pilot and plane a place to rest. This concept combines a houseboat and water parking in a single floating structure, crafted from prefab modules that are trucked to its site. Its industrial-style interior includes three bedrooms with one master, a full bathroom, and a combination kitchen/living room. The structure can also double (triple?) as a wharf for boats, and the whole thing is powered by solar panels, with dual electric engines for propulsion.

Breville Smoking Gun

Maybe you don't have room for the equipment, don't have the time, or just don't want the hassle. Regardless, you can still enjoy the flavor of smoked foods with the Breville Smoking Gun. This handheld device uses real wood chips like applewood or hickory to deliver smoky flavor without any added heat. Just light the chips, use the hose to funnel the smoke into a covered container, and let it sit for a few minutes. The results are typically outstanding, and can be applied to everything from chicken or ribs to bourbon-based cocktails.

Nike SF AF-1 High Sneakers

The Air Force 1's boot-like build gets taken a step further in these Nike SF AF-1 High Sneakers. Drawing inspiration from the military, they have an upper that mixes ballistic-grade mesh with premium leather, and are finished with thick rope laces and a zipper closure. Available in three colorways.

Jim Jannard's Trousdale House

Overlooking nearly all of Los Angeles, Jim Jannard's Trousdale House is a modern-day Stonehenge. After selling his business, the Oakley founder and entrepreneur purchased two properties in Newport Beach, a few islands, and this Beverly Hills tract. The one story structure forms an 18,000 square-foot arc on its cliffside plot. Although it may be small in stature, a material palette of concrete and steel paired with its sprawling footprint create a monolithic presence. Its curved design allows for a circular courtyard, leading to the main entrance. Upon entry, large concrete columns create division among the mostly open interior filled with custom-made furniture and a striking chrome kitchen. At the center of the home is the main living area where floor-to-ceiling glazing opens out to an infinity pool. From here, unobstructed views of the entire cityscape and even glimpses of the Pacific Ocean beyond can be seen.

Photos: iD Group

Deus Ex Machina TTT Motorcycle

Triumph motorcycles are legendary for their performance — and reliability issues. This trick Bonneville T140 is a throwback to the great TT racers of the past, with a bevy of serious upgrades. A hand-made TT-style tank and rear fairing are the most noticeable pieces, but the real magic is in the suspension and motor. Ohlins forks and a custom monoshock rear suspension keep the bike on the ground. The centerpiece is the glorious parallel-twin, 750cc engine. Ported, polished, with strengthened internals, larger valves, and larger flat-slide carbs ensure that this elder statesman of British motorcycling goes as good as it looks.

2PRT Modular Surfboard

Industrial designer Thomas Meyerhoffer has an interesting background. A former Senior Designer at Apple, he's also the Co-founder & Chief Design Officer of Latch, and a master surfboard shaper. It's this latter detail that comes into play with the 2PRT Modular Surfboard. As the name suggests, it has a two-piece design that lets you pack it down for travel, avoiding extra airline baggage fees and fitting in even compact cars. Nearly as important, it allows you to combine different nose and tail shapes, styles, and materials to create the perfect board for any conditions. The initial set should include one nose and two tails, with additional parts available separately.