ultraluxury

Beyond mere lavishness

Ultraluxury describes goods, services, or experiences at the highest tier of extravagance and exclusivity—beyond ordinary luxury.

The term appears most often in real estate and travel: an ultraluxury penthouse, ultraluxury resorts.

It signals not just expense but rarefied access, bespoke service, and amenities designed for the exceptionally wealthy.

opulence

palatial

Lavishly grand and spacious

lavish · extravagant · plush · marble · chandelier · mahogany · silk · cashmere · velvet · brocade

brands

Hermès

French luxury goods company

Fabergé · Bentley · Maybach · Ritz-Carlton · Chanel · Beluga · sable · truffle · caviar

prestige

elite

Superior select group

iconic · legendary · illustrious · aristocratic · old-world · heritage · pedigree · blue-chip · haute · couture

exclusivity

bespoke

Made to individual specifications

  • VIPNotable, for short
  • privateRestricted to certain parties
  • gatedHaving a barrier entrance

members-only · waitlist · concierge · white-glove · rarefied · unattainable · coveted · curated · personalized · tailor-made

wealth

billionaire

Person worth ten figures

assets · capital · equity · portfolio · dividends · holdings · endowment

Categories
Opposites
quality and expense level

ultraluxurybargain-basement

Extremely cheap or inferior

low-end · budget · cheap · economy · cut-rate

accessibility and exclusivity

ultraluxurymass-market

For widespread commercial sale

mainstream · everyday · accessible · democratic · common

material abundance versus scarcity

ultraluxurypoverty

Severe lack of resources

destitution · squalor · penury · indigence · privation

Family

ultra, luxury, luxe, luxurious, luxuriously, luxuriousness, luxuries, luxuriant, luxuriate

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G