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MATERIAL PURSUITS

This weekend’s curated luxury trends

TINY SCOOTERS

Scooter enthusiasts have heard the legends of the Motocompo, a compact folding scooter sold by Honda in the early '80s. It was the tiniest scooter made by the Japanese brand but had limited availability and was only sold in Japan. Enter the 21st century and a desire for ultra-convenient transportation options that are fun, flexible, and good for the planet. Earlier this month, Honda announced that it was bringing back an all-electric version of the concept with the Motocompacto. According to Honda, the 2023 itineration is “designed to invoke freedom, ensure joy for the next generation, and take the boundaries off its riders.” Available for $995 at a Honda or Acura dealership near you.

WALK ON WATER

If you’ve ever wanted to own a second (or fourth) home that’s so unique, so amazing, that no one could possibly top it, look no further than a one-of-a-kind listing now available in Santa Barbara. This two-bedroom, one-bath, floating home (literally) on the harbor—Marina 3C, Slip ST-13 to be exact—is an original masterpiece designed and handcrafted by an engineer father and his carpenter son over a period of four years. Featuring quartered and rift white oak floors and staircase; mahogany, brass, and wool, and marble countertops with two integrated sinks; Viking and Fisher & Paykel appliances; and more, this spectacular property offers views for miles around. Available for $4.9 million at Sotheby’s.

BABY BEN

Why do adults get to have all the fun? The new Bentley 6-in1 Stroller/Trike now brings the British panache of the Bentley brand to a playground near you. Designed in collaboration with the iconic Bentley Motor Company, this head-turning set of wheels is designed to grow with your child.

Watch it transform from a stylish stroller for your 6-month-old to the ultimate tricycle for your 5-year-old. Featuring a premium build and an ageless design, this innovative creation is a family heirloom in the making. Available for $499 at bentleytrike.com.

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