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Workhorse compression from a brand that sells to gyms, clinics and the athletes who frequent them.

A whole smart bed that heats, cools, adjusts firmness and raises your head, separately for each sleeper.

An upright barrel plunge with a chiller, for people who'd rather stop buying bags of ice.

A backyard barrel sauna for people who want real Finnish heat and a reason to go outside in January.

A 1928 'relaxing machine' that still looks like it arrived from the future.

A large, no-nonsense panel from a brand that publishes more numbers than most.

Built around the way people actually use phones, tablets and laptops, not typewriters.

Commercial-grade cold therapy for the home that wants pro-team plumbing.

A quiet water-cooled pad for hot sleepers who don't want another subscription.

The mesh chair that defined dot-com offices and still outworks most of its imitators.

Six linked panels, a phone app and the kind of glow usually reserved for supervillain lairs.

A 150-pound stack of certified organic latex, wool and cotton for people who read labels.

Cordless compression boots that add heat and vibration to the squeeze.

A two-person infrared cabin that leads with low-EMF heaters and furniture-grade woodwork.

The deep, down-wrapped sectional that launched a thousand cheaper 'cloud couches'.

Modular red and near-infrared panels that scale from a face routine to a head-to-toe wall.

A plunge that finally looks like furniture instead of a chest freezer.

A pillow-topped hybrid tuned for side sleepers who wake up with a sore shoulder.

Cordless compression boots with the pump built in, so there's no box tethering you to the couch.

A full-spectrum infrared sauna with an app, a tablet and a fairly serious opinion of itself.

A water-cooled cover that fits over your mattress and adjusts each side of the bed all night.

A chair with a spine, designed for people who sit for a living and know it.

The 1956 chair every architect's apartment is legally required to contain.

The coil-on-coil hotel bed that made buying a mattress online feel grown-up.