A 1536Wh battery that runs a fridge, recharges in about ninety minutes and is quiet enough to sit inside a tent. The serious end of camping power, and a proper blackout plan.

A titanium fire pit that assembles in minutes, packs flat and weighs about five and a half kilos. The piece of gear a serious camper will still own in thirty years.

A serious coffee machine for the person who treats their morning brew like a daily ritual. Great for espresso lovers, latte fans and anyone ready to upgrade from “that’ll do” coffee.

For the coffee lover ready to turn the kitchen bench into their favourite café. Grind fresh beans, pull a shot and learn to steam milk with a machine that invites you to get involved.

A seriously dramatic Barad-dûr tower building set for fantasy fans who like their gifts big, dark and display-worthy. Perfect for patient builders, collectors and anyone with shelf space begging for a villainous centrepiece.

A self-rotating Earth globe that spins using indoor light, no batteries, no cords, just pure desk magic. The kind of gift people poke, stare at, and refuse to stop showing off.

A grinder is the least glamorous upgrade until you taste what fresh, consistent grounds can do. This one covers fine espresso adjustments and coarser filter brews in the same machine.

A camping cot with its own tent built over it, so you sleep off the ground entirely. No roots, no puddles, no wondering what just walked across the groundsheet.

Build Tintin’s iconic chequered Moon Rocket from 1,283 pieces. Standing an impressive 49 cm tall, it’s a nostalgic creative project with serious shelf presence.