12 Completely Luxe Things You Need (Ok, Will Want) in Your Next Home

Eleanor Büsing

published Mar 16, 2016

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(Image credit: Ioanna Roufopoulou and Erieta Attali for BLOCK722)

BLOCK722 architects via Sigreki Anna Interiors

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“Need” is, of course, a relative term. But take a quick look at these over-the-top-glam details and tell me you don’t at least want one of these in your life.

1. (above) This sunken soaking tub in a summer house by BLOCK722 is to die for. View not included.

(Image credit: Roundhouse Design)

Roundhouse Design via This is Glamorous

2. This completely necessary built-in ice bucket for Champagne.

(Image credit: Bjurfors)

3. This gorgeous double shower (because who has time to wait in the mornings?)

(Image credit: Birgitta Wolfgang Drejer for Architectural Digest Spain)

Architectural Digest Spain via Yellowtrace

4. And while we’re looking at shiny things, this insane kitchen island in polished brass.

(Image credit: Anno)

5. This hanging chair, completely essential for reading…

(Image credit: Zen Architects)

Zen Architects via Domino

6. Or if you prefer to stretch out with a good book, this extended window seat situation.

(Image credit: Urban Hardwoods)

7. A show-stopping live-edge wood headboard.

(Image credit: Emily Henderson)

8. These custom curved velvet sofas, perfect for conversation. Sectionals who?

(Image credit: Ioanna Roufopoulou for AREA)

9. This beautifully considered custom terrazzo floor. You wouldn’t need any art on the walls with this underneath your feet, so in a way, it’d be economical, right?

(Image credit: Martyn Thompson for T Magazine)

T Magazine via Shelterness

10. This secret hidden room. Because who doesn’t want a secret room?

(Image credit: Jon W Benedict)

Jon W Benedict

11. This gigantic chunk of marble masquerading as a bathtub.

(Image credit: Stephane Chalmeau for h2o architectes)

h2o architectes via Design Milk

12. This home for all your books. (Please also consider that floor for a luxe baker’s dozen!)