The most memorable luxury objects are not always the ones people need. They are often the ones nobody imagined could exist until a great design house decided to create them. Hermès’ $196,600 foosball table belongs firmly in that category.

Toyota has spent the last several years rebuilding its performance credentials from the ground up. The GR86 made accessible sports cars exciting again. The GR Corolla introduced rally-bred aggression to the hot-hatch category. The Supra returned one of the company’s most recognizable nameplates to the road. The Toyota GR GT, however, represents something far more…

Yellowstone Bourbon is returning to its namesake landscape for the inspiration behind its newest annual release. The Yellowstone Bourbon 2026 Limited Edition combines 7- and 14-year-old Kentucky straight bourbons finished separately in Ruby and Tawny Port casks. The two components are then married and bottled at 101 proof, creating the 11th expression in the brand’s…

Luxury furniture usually reveals its purpose immediately. A cabinet stores bottles. A dining table hosts a meal. A chair offers a place to sit. The Pinel et Pinel Versailles Dinner Trunk is far less predictable.

Some anniversary products announce themselves with dramatic colors, oversized branding and enough commemorative detailing to overwhelm the object being celebrated. The forthcoming Ricoh GR IV 30th Anniversary Edition takes a quieter approach. Created to mark three decades since the arrival of the original Ricoh GR1 film camera, the limited-edition model uses subtle finishes, nostalgic accessories…