LeBron and Savannah James open their Los Angeles home to Vogue

LeBron James and Savannah James gave Vogue a tour of their Los Angeles home in an "objects of affection" video posted to YouTube on Oct. 20, two days before his first home game with the Philadelphia 76ers. The 12-minute video walks through the things they say matter most in the house, from recovery gear to art to the couch where the family made its biggest decisions.

Recovery first

The tour opens at the family's hyperbaric chamber, which LeBron says came with him from his second stint in Cleveland. He loves it. Savannah calls it too small and claustrophobic. "I don't mind jumping into this little cocoon here and reaping the benefits," he says in the video.

The cold plunge gets the same split. LeBron calls it "recovery at its peak" and says he has been trying to get Savannah into it for 20 years. She says she can give it "a solid three minutes," and that Bronny and Bryce will get in too.

Trophies, art and a couch

LeBron stops at his championship trophies and talks about the first one, in Miami in 2012, after taking "a lot of media scrutiny" for going there. He calls the 2020 title in the bubble, his first with the Lakers, another feat because of everything going on in the world during the pandemic.

The house also holds a Jean-Michel Basquiat piece called "Minor Success." LeBron points out the crown, which he says resonates with the family, and the letter A's that he describes as a nod to Hank Aaron.

The most-used object might be the couch. The Jameses say it is one of the oldest things in the house, and that it is where the family talked through Bronny's decision about college.

Gifts and the car

Savannah shows a skeleton-face Cartier Crash watch she gave LeBron for their September anniversary. She says it took her about six months to find and that she bought it in the summer and had to hold on to it. She also shows a bracelet carrying the heartbeats of their three children, and the UGG x Palace slides she calls her travel shoes.

The tour ends with a white LeBron James Edition Mercedes-Maybach. LeBron says it is one of two, and that the second is being auctioned with the proceeds going to the LeBron James Family Foundation. The car is engraved with the birth dates of Bronny, Bryce and Zhuri.