
The 10 Best Home Products of 2018
Our picks for the best home goods of 2018 didn't prompt keynotes or unboxing videos. But they all made life a little bit better.

Our picks for the best home goods of 2018 didn't prompt keynotes or unboxing videos. But they all made life a little bit better.
By Gear Patrol

No knobs, no tension adjusters, no problem — Cosm is the most ergonomically advanced chair ever made.
By Will Price

One of the best chef’s in the world launched a new line of things to cook with, including a charcoal grill that lights itself.
By Will Price

Sometimes a great product is one that makes the boring parts of your day go by a little more smoothly.
By Will Price

And you thought bourbon was getting expensive.
By Will Price

Fred Noe is the great-grandson of Jim Beam himself, seventh-generation Master Distiller and all-around bourbon evangelist.
By Will Price

Canadian Club’s new 41-year-old expression is its oldest to date.
By Will Price

Silo does a lot of things, but above all else, it just makes sure you’re not wasting food.
By Will Price

ThermoWorks makes the thermometers that pro pitmasters and barbeque chefs use the most. It’s as simple as that.
By Will Price

If you’ve ever wondered what professional IKEA hacking looks like, this is it.
By Will Price

One of America’s most well-known bourbons gets a bit more mature for the holidays.
By Will Price

Field Company’s founders are new cast-iron skillet makers with a knack for making old cast-iron skillets.
By Will Price

Buffalo Trace’s revamped line is all about fiddling with one thing: barrels.
By Will Price

The Roomba i7+ from iRobot adds a self-emptying bin, remembers your floorplan and picks up all the dog hair in your house.
By Will Price

The Ratio Eight Coffee Maker makes a cup of joe with the body and richness of a barista-made brew with the touch of a single button.

The Benton is TJB’s first foray into writing tools, but like their sleek and tough-as-nails knives, this stainless steel pen has been engineered to perform unerring daily service and look sharp while doing so.

From mail-order catalogs to showrooms across the country, Brian Faherty’s Schoolhouse makes things you won’t ever have to replace.
By Will Price

Based in Suffolk County, England, Plain English specializes in cabinets and joinery made the old-fashioned way.
By Jack Seemer

There are typically only two things people knock cast-iron skillets for: upkeep and weight.
By Will Price

Material prides itself on creating kitchen gear that is essential. This smartly-made cutting board is just that.
By Will Price