Luxury
The top of the market, where price is not the constraint. A claim about position, never about how the result looks - a luxury-tier interior may be deliberately austere.
Also called prestige.
How it connects
In other taxonomies
- Getty AATno equivalent
- Uniclassno equivalent
For developersRecord, identifiers and graph
Where it sits
One rule per term beside it, taller for each narrower term
Luxury
4 terms, Value to Luxury
The word “luxury”
2 meanings
- LuxuryTier, this termNo default
- LuxuryTierNo default
Record
NOT mood.luxurious, and the distinction is the reason this axis exists. Mood says a space reads as expensive; tier says a thing sits at the top of its market. An Aman is this term and mood.austere; a gaudy budget hotel lobby is mood.luxurious and tier.market.value.
- Also called
- prestige
- Relations
- Related to Luxurious
- Rung
- 4 / 4Above Premium, and the top. Positions on this scale mean nothing against another one.
- Provenance
- evidencedbrand-positioning vocabulary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05) and project budget bands in a project-materials database (src-07), read 22 Aug 2026
For machines
Permanent address
/id/tier/market/luxuryKnowledge graph
Stored incoming and outgoing relations from the public V1 graph. Ancestors, descendants, and siblings are labelled as derived views rather than stored facts.
Crosswalks
| Scheme | Identifier | Their label, or the search | How close |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getty AAT | no equivalent | searched 21 Oct 2026luxury market positioning via https://vocab.getty.edu:443/sparql; luc:term search, AAT preferred labels and English scope notes, LIMIT 150 | none |
| Uniclass | no equivalent | searched 21 Oct 2026luxury market positioning via https://uniclass.thenbs.com/search | none |