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The stylish Charcoal Water Pitcher ($85) ensures fresh and purified drinking water at your fingertips. Its unique glass and stainless steel design utilizes an eco-friendly, stone and charcoal, filtering system to deodorize and remove impurities from H20. The Charcoal Water Pitcher features a 30-ounce capacity and comes with Iouseki stones and Binchotan charcoal that last up to six months.

Whether your a BBQ junkie or someone who loves to tailgate, the Traeger Double BBQ Trailer ($5,800) has your back. This industrial-strength, self contained cooking machine is ready to slow smoke, barbecue and grill with two independently operating units and four firepots, offering over 1,600 square-inches of cooking surface.

Converse puts fresh twist to their classic sneaks while maintaining the same old-school charm. Available in navy blue, black and white, the Distressed Jack Purcell sports a lightly custom-distressed cotton canvas upper with rubber toe cap and white rubber sole.

Designed by Crispin Jones and manufactured by Mr. Jones, the Cyclops Watch ($185) boasts a contemporary design that is sure to turn heads. This timepiece takes minimalist to extremes by completely eliminating the hands and traditional markers by opting for a single hour marker that passes around the dial. Each watch features a black PVD-coated stainless steel case and matching stainless steel mesh strap.

Experience high quality sound on your laptop with Joey Roth’s Ceramic Speakers ($500). These speakers deliver superior audiophile performance matched by its visually striking design. The Ceramic Speakers are handmade from pure white ceramic, cork and light Baltic birch stand, with an included amplifier that sports a sheet metal and cast iron construction. [source]

Inspired by the Pentax Auto 110 micro-SLRs, the Optio I10 ($300) sports a cool retro facade. It features a 12.1 megapixel sensor, 2.7-inch LCD, 5x zoom covering a 28-140mm equivalent range and  built-in image stabilizer. The slim Optio I10 is also capable of capturing 720p HD movies, adding filters for visual effects and face recognition, including that of cats and dogs.

If you’re anything like us, then you like to keep an eye out for products that can give the iPhone a run for its money. With clean lines and a sleek aluminum, unibody construction, the HTC Legend ($TBA) fits the profile. The Legend features a 600 MHz processor, a 3.2-inch AMOLED display, a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus support and flash, as well as the standard Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS connectivity.

Add an illuminating dash of industrial class to your home decor with Rejuvination’s collection of Authentic Cloth-Cord Pendants ($115-$180). Along with the twisted or straight cloth cord available in different colorways, each model includes a carbon filament bulb and distinct shade or housing that gives the piece a unique character.

Celebrating the 40th birthday of Hamilton’s world’s first digital watch comes the Pulsonic ($1,495). This minimalist timepiece offers meticulous craftsmanship, a fully automatic Swiss movement, a digital face under saphire crystal and a handsome, water-resistant stainless steel case.

Equestrian-inspired, the Leather Buckle Chair from Restoration Hardware ($795) will add style to any room any room. It has a durable steel frame, twin antiqued cast-brass buckles and hand-stitched hides.