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LeBron and Savannah James showcase hyperbaric chamber, Basquiat art and luxury car in new Vogue tour
The couple shares details of their recovery gear, trophy display, designer wardrobe and a one‑of‑two edition Mercedes‑Maybach.
By Felo News Desk · Published
In a new installment of Vogue’s Objects of Affection video series, LeBron James welcomes viewers into his Los Angeles residence, describing a hyperbaric chamber used for post‑game recovery and pointing out a Jean‑Michel Basquiat painting among other personal items.
What happened
The video opens with LeBron introducing a hyperbaric chamber, which he says helps him “reap the benefits” of quiet recovery, while noting that his wife Savannah finds the space “a little bit too small and claustrophobic.” He describes the chamber as a place where “my ass go to sleep when I get in there.” The couple then moves through the home, showing four NBA championship trophies on a mantel, including his first with the Miami Heat in 2012, and a Louis Vuitton jean jacket that they say exemplifies “quiet luxury.”
What the reports add
Vogue’s coverage details several items not previously highlighted in other media: a Cartier Crash skeleton‑face watch Savannah bought for LeBron as an anniversary gift, a bracelet bearing the heartbeats of their three children, and a collection of desserts the pair call “Dessert Row,” featuring rainbow confetti mini‑cakes and a chocolate cake that LeBron jokes requires a “Willy Wonka golden ticket.” The article also notes that the couple’s cold plunge is described by LeBron as “one of the best places in the house,” a sentiment Savannah disputes, calling it “too cold.”
What was said
LeBron tells Vogue, “I don’t mind jumping into this little cocoon here and reaping the benefits,” and adds, “My ass go to sleep when I get in there. I don’t want to talk to nobody, see nobody, hear from nobody.” Savannah laughs and says the chamber feels claustrophobic. On the Basquiat piece titled “Minor Success,” LeBron explains, “It resonated to not only me, but it resonated to our family.” Savannah adds, “We love a quiet luxury moment.” When showing their custom Mercedes‑Maybach S 680, LeBron notes, “Always got the kids with us,” and mentions that the other one‑of‑two edition is being auctioned for the LeBron James Family Foundation.
How it came about
The tour is part of Vogue’s ongoing Objects of Affection series, which profiles the personal spaces of cultural figures. LeBron’s recent move to the Philadelphia 76ers, documented in Felo News articles on his signing and his message to son Bronny, provides context for his focus on recovery tools like the hyperbaric chamber. The Basquiat painting and luxury accessories echo the couple’s public interest in art and fashion, themes previously covered in Felo’s lifestyle pieces on celebrity collections.
Key facts
- LeBron James uses a hyperbaric chamber for post‑game recovery (vogue.com)
- The couple owns a Jean‑Michel Basquiat painting titled “Minor Success” (vogue.com)
- Their custom Mercedes‑Maybach S 680 displays the birthdates of their three children (vogue.com)
- Savannah James considers the hyperbaric chamber too small and claustrophobic (vogue.com)
- LeBron’s home displays four NBA championship trophies, including his 2012 Miami Heat title (vogue.com)
Sources
- [1] vogue.com — originally reported as “Confetti Cake, Cold Plunges, and a Basquiat: Take a Tour Inside LeBron and Savannah James’s Los Angeles Home”
