opulent

rich and superior in quality

Having a large estate or property; wealthy; rich; affluent; as, an opulent city; an opulent citizen.

Latin opulentus, from opulus, goods

“Such fiddling is indeed the peculiar diversion of the opulent of a fatly prosperous people; who take it, one may concede to them, for an inspired elimination of the higher notes of life: the very highest.”

— George Meredith, Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith

Valentina tiptoed through the opulent halls of the Thabo Petra, eyeing the grand mausoleums like they were her personal playground. "If only I could live this well," she whispered to a bronze statue, who seemed less than amused by her ghostly gaze and covetous heart.

Mira slipped into the grand hall of Edinburgh Castle, her eyes widening at the shimmering chandeliers casting golden light over the rich tapestries and velvet drapes. The opulent decor seemed to whisper tales of ancient kings and queens who once feasted on these gleaming gold plates.

“Hall, Rumson; James Milton Sanders, Eatontown , Publication Date: 30 December 1975 to emulate the opulent golden warmth of the fossil.Sorcery of Scent: Amber: A perfume myth .”