Hyperbaric chambers and Maybachs: Inside the home of LeBron and Savannah James

LeBron and Savannah James gave a glimpse of their home to the world. On Tuesday, the couple gave a tour of their Los Angeles house to Vogue. LeBron and Savannah highlighted interesting things they both own -- and they started off strong, with a hyperbaric chamber casually sitting in the corner. The chamber does not look large enough to fit LeBron's 6-foot-9 frame, but he said he's a fan. Savannah, despite being on board with hyperbaric chambers in general, was not. "This little tiny space, it gives 'coffin' to me, and I don't like it," Savannah said. Next, the couple showed off LeBron's four championship trophies, perched proudly in front of an extremely large television set in what appears to be their living room. LeBron highlighted his first trophy with the Miami Heat as being particularly meaningful and gave a heartwarming reason why. "That's 'cause y'all was there in Year 2," LeBron told Savannah. "Y'all wasn't there in Year 1, and that's why we lost." Fashion was the next topic. Viewers got to see LeBron proclaim his love for jean jackets as he wore one and held another. Savannah, for her part, talked about her collaboration with UGG boots. While showing off a Cartier watch, LeBron and Savannah revealed that neither of them particularly enjoy receiving gifts. "I think both of our love languages -- receiving gifts -- is not top three," Savannah said. "It's cool. I appreciate it. Especially that," LeBron added, indicating the watch. "That's crazy." After showing off a cold plunge bath (which LeBron liked and Savannah did not), the two moved on to the kitchen, which featured a dessert row full of delicious treats -- which LeBron specified were more for guests. Savannah pushed back. "The biggest offender in the house of dessert row is this guy," she said, indicating LeBron. "He's chocolate chip cookies and chocolate cake, every single day, and ice cream." A home isn't complete without meaningful art, and LeBron and Savannah showed off a piece they own by artist Jean-Michel Basquiat called "Minor Success." LeBron spoke about Basquiat's life and struggles, and why the piece was important to him. "We're super humble to be even able to have a piece like this," LeBron said. "Such a legend." The tour then moved to the family couch, where Savannah showed off a heartbeat necklace which represented her family. She said their son Bronny taught her unconditional love, son Bryce taught her she could love even more, and daughter Zhuri taught her patience and purpose. The tour ended with a look at LeBron's 2026 S 680 Maybach, "LeBron James" edition. There are two in existence -- the other will be auctioned off to benefit the LeBron James Family Foundation. Inside the door are the birthdates of LeBron and Savannah's three children. Savannah finished off the tour with a joke. "Y'all been here since 8 a.m.," Savannah said. "We tired. Y'all ain't gotta go home, but you gotta get out of here."