Inside LeBron and Savannah James’s Los Angeles Home: A Tour
LeBron James greets us at the entrance of his Los Angeles residence, part of Vogue’s Objects of Affection video series, and points to a piece that has “been in the family for a long time.” It isn’t a heirloom or a favorite couch; it’s a hyperbaric chamber that plays a key role in his post‑game recovery. LeBron admits the chamber feels cramped for his wife, describing it as “a little bit too small and claustrophobic for my wife,” but he enjoys stepping inside the “little cocoon” for the quiet it offers. “My ass go to sleep when I get in there. I don’t want to talk to nobody, see nobody, hear from nobody,” he jokes, prompting Savannah’s laughter.
Moving through the home, LeBron showcases the four NBA championship trophies that sit on the mantel, beginning with the 2012 title he earned with the Miami Heat. He also displays a beloved Louis Vuitton jean jacket, noting that “we like stuff that feels good and looks good on us—it doesn’t always have to have a label on it.” Savannah adds that the appeal lies in “quiet luxury,” before revealing her eye‑catching Ugg × Palace slides.
The couple also highlights a Cartier Crash skeleton‑face watch that Savannah gave LeBron for their anniversary. In September they marked 13 years of marriage, though Savannah points out that exchanging gifts is not their primary love language.
LeBron and Savannah’s preferences sometimes clash. LeBron calls the cold plunge “one of the best places in the house,” while Savannah finds it “too cold,” noting that LeBron can stay in it the longest. In the kitchen they present a colorful “Dessert Row” spread that includes rainbow confetti mini‑cakes, a chocolate cake that prompts LeBron to quip, “You need a Willy Wonka golden ticket for that,” and other sweet treats.
Among the most treasured items is a Jean‑Michel Basquiat painting titled “Minor Success,” which LeBron explains features one of the artist’s early crown motifs and “resonated not only to me, but to our family.” Savannah also shows a bracelet that records the heartbeats of their three children, with LeBron’s initials on the clasp, saying it reminds her that they are always with her when she travels.
The family’s travel routine includes a custom LeBron James Edition Mercedes‑Maybach S 680, which bears the birthdates of sons Bronny and Bryce and daughter Zhuri inside the vehicle. “Always got the kids with us,” LeBron says. The car is one of only two such editions; the other will be auctioned to support the LeBron James Family Foundation.
All of these details appear in the full Objects of Affection video, directed by Starr Nathan, with cinematography by Brandon Widener and a full production team listed in the credits. Artwork is courtesy of the Estate of Jean‑Michel Basquiat, licensed by Artestar, New York.