Products of the Week: A New Guinness Collab and a KitchenAid Stand Mixer

KitchenAid just released their 2026 Design Series mixer and it’s inspired by all things light. Appropriately named, the Luminaire Stand Mixer follows a series of biennial drops inspired by aesthetics, color palettes and textures that users are loving. Previous releases include an evergreen mixer with a wooden bowl and their blossom mixer with a copper. This year, the iconic kitchen appliance comes in a subtle blue peppercorn colorway and the mixing bowl is fixed with a light on the bottom, so that when it’s churning up your batters and bread dough, it’s sparkling light into your kitchen as well.

Our favorite stout has teamed up once more with an iconic menswear brand to drop a new capsule of co-branded apparel. The Guinness x Percival collab features rugby shirts, vintage-inspired hats and henley’s that all look like they could be sported to the pub and beyond.

If you weren’t already aware, we love a coffee table book. Now, Kith has released yet another iconic collection of their footwear archive immortalized onto big glossy pages. It was published to commemorate the 15th anniversary of Kith and to chronicle the item of clothing that brought the brand up through the ranks. The photograph comes courtesy of longtime Kith collaboration Tyler Mansour who has previously shot most other sneaker releases.

The ’70s are back baby… but did they ever really leave? Camp Snap makes taking nostalgic pictures feel like a breeze, and they just released a brand new camera. The 110 D features the brands fastest shutter to date and five built-in filters you can use when taking pictures that will require little to no “fixing in post.” In an era of returning to analog technology, we can’t really think of a reason as to why you shouldn’t get yourself one.

We are sat, schooled and present for this partnership. Jeff Koons, creator of the iconic balloon animal sculptures, has teamed up with timepiece brand Hublot. The result is a set of watches that mirror the texture of Koons sculptures. They come in show-stopping colorways and feel like a piece of fantastical decor on the wrist.