Awesome Luxury

The Amida Digitrend stood out right from its unveiling in 1976. Its space-age design, unorthodox display, and mechanical movement bucked the then-emerging LCD trend. Amida was recently reborn, and its first product is a redesigned version of the Digitrend. It’s a 39mm steel and sapphire crystal watch powered by the Soprod Newton P092 movement.

These over-ear noise-canceling headphones were clearly inspired by Apple’s AirPods Max, but they have enough going on their own to warrant a look. The Sonos Ace has a dedicated button that lets you quickly swap the audio from a Sonos soundbar to the headphones. It can also use the soundbar to analyze your room and mimic a surround sound system.

Holme & Hadfield makes this premium display and storage case that holds 40 to 50 knives. Its top section shows off your nine favorites under a clear acrylic lid, while two felt-lined drawers organize the rest of your collection, with extra space for other EDC gear. Its body and drawers are made from solid wood and feature smooth-gliding metal rails.

We’d tell you the specs of the SL-1200M7B, but we all know what it’s all about. Technics teamed up with Lamborghini to create this slick-looking turntable. It comes with a Lambo badge slipmat and a vinyl record that contains engine growls of the supercar maker’s flagship models. The record is designed to look like a wheel from the Revuelto.

This wicked camper hat-turned-balaclava is from Peter Simmonds. He calls his creation the Hunter hat, and the color scheme is simply “Boba.” Like the Mandalorian that inspired it, it’s got a hell of a bounty on its head. Spring may not be the best time to cosplay as Boba Fett, but at least you can open the mask via its built-in zipper.

Thailand bladesmith Wanchana Kanrangsee makes this absolutely stunning chef’s knife using the San Mai steel method. Its 325 mm blade incorporates folded layers of stainless and high-carbon steel to create a bold, one-of-a-kind design. Finishing things off is an ebony wood handle with a titanium liner. A special knife for a special person.

Class up your yard with a steel-reinforced garden shed from Keter. The durable, lockable double-door units keep gear organized and protected, and come with upper windows and a heavy-duty floor. Weather-resistant DecoCoat finishes look like wood but need no upkeep. Three sizes come in Walnut or Ashwood. Occupant-approved for gnomes only.

Luxury automaker Genesis thinks dogs should be just as calm and comfortable as humans while on the road. Their X Dog Concept is an accessory unit that sits in the cargo area of the whisper-quiet GV70 Electrified SUV. It features a heated dog bed, a ramp, ambient lighting, and an electric shower and hairdryer for cleaning up after muddy adventures.

This beautiful lighter from Zippo’s Japanese product line features a deeply-embossed titanium coating that looks like rippling waves. It comes in a black or blue finish with Zippo’s famously reliable lighter mechanism inside. They also make versions with swirl and abstract geometric patterns.

This gorgeous specimen is a coachbuilt open-top grand tourer. Limited to just 16 examples, the Batur Convertible is a dramatic 2-seater powered by Bentley’s revered W12 engine, producing 739 hp and 738 lb-ft. of torque. The prototype looks incredible with its Vermillion gloss and satin paints and 22-inch wheels in Dark Titanium and Vermillion paint.

Spring has sprung, and summer is around the corner, so there’s no better time to update your outdoor furniture. 2Modern sells these stylish outdoor rockers. Made from powdercoated metal, bamboo, and UV-resistant plastic bars, the Click rocker puts your back in a supportive and comfortable position. Designed by Henrik Pedersen for HOUE.

With all of the buzz about electric sports cars, Ferrari isn’t giving up on internal combustion engines quite yet. Sporting an atypically futuristic look, the 12Cilindri 2-seater is powered by a naturally-aspirated V12 engine with 818 hp and a 9500 RPM redline. Designed with aerodynamics and downforce in mind, it will also come in a sexy drop-top model.

The Vividstorm S is a projector screen that rolls out of its short and thin freestanding base. The screen itself is made of rows of prisms that block out 97% of ambient light for a shockingly vivid and bright display. The S Pro is for short-throw projectors, while the S ALR is for standard projectors. It comes in 75″ to 120″ sizes. Projector not included.

The Lexus LC 500 and LC 500h share one of the most beautiful automotive designs of the last decade.  We’ve driven the V8 coupe and convertible, but this is the first time we’ve spent a meaningful amount of time with the V6 hybrid. While it’s a hair slower, the LC 500h is every bit as showstopping and offers better fuel efficiency, making it a fantastic grand tourer.

Elementseden’s latest repurposed flight attendant carts are modular and multipurpose. The Universal Cart Atlas comes in 28″ and 41″ tall variants and with either steel or transparent acrylic doors. If you want to save on shipping, you might as well deck out your order with the matching drawers and felt pad covers.

When the Aston Martin DBX707 debuted in 2022, its blend of undeniable performance, dynamics, and style saw it ascend to the pinnacle of the ultra-luxury sector. So much so that for 2024, the DBX707 is now the only powertrain in the British performance brand’s SUV portfolio. It has a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 with 697 hp, and zooms from 0 to 60 in 3.1 seconds.