Naked rooms. Rooms in which no clothing is allowed. The kitchen would be one....

Separate living quarters for the entire staff. When the live-in staff is too close to your own living quarters, you’re doomed to have no privacy.

two bathrooms in the master, and 1 room dedicated to her clothes and dressing area.

Does it have to be "his" and "hers"? Whatever happened to "his" and "his" or "hers" and "hers"?

I'm thinking that each has to have a space of their own. After all, "absence makes the heart grow fonder". Weather its a 72" plama for him in the den, or a jacuzzi tub for her in the relaxing bliss of her own bathroom. Both can lead to looking at mirrors on the ceiling.

@Roger - I guess it depends on how neat of a person you are relative to your S.O. I like to think of myself as a fairly neat person, but splashing water on the mirrors and leaving watermarks, shaving over the sink and not cleaning up every last tiny piece of hair, and leaving toothpaste caps off for only a few minutes but long enough to increase the likelihood of a toothpastastrophy have decreased my bathroom etiquette rankings tremendously. If you'd like I can demonstrate for you...what time shall I be over? :-)

I'm reading a lot of props for dual sinks in the bathroom. For the life of me I don't understand why those are so important. Can dual-sink fans please clarify?

This is really easy: TWO BEDROOMS.
Please don't ask for further details.

Without a doubt, dual sinks. A second bathroom is always nice but that second sink in the master bathroom would be a godsend. We unfortunately don't have dual sinks so the blissful cohabitation can only be assumed whenever we travel and find a hotel with the matching pair, that keeps us a matching pair.

Ahem, Here is my answer:

1) Sound proof walls
2) A separate home for your in-laws
3) Closet Space galore
4) Office for two - with a large desk facing eachother
5) Private Bath in the master bedroom w/jacuzzi
6) Fireplace!
7) Low Mortgage Payments!
8) Bedrooms for kids on opposite end of house/apt.
9) NO TV in the bedroom!
10) Fresh flowers for your loved one daily :)

Happy Valentines day!

What an interesting question.

I absolutely adore my husband. I think he is brilliant, sweet, strong, handsome ... He is my partner in business, my hero, and my sweet heart ... BUT ... (and I say this with all of the love in my heart) ... He is messy! He uses every possible flat surface in our condo as his personal work space. When he works at home for part of the day (without supervision), our 1,500 sq ft space is a wild array of sickey tabs, notes and piles of contracts. The craziest part is that if I move just one paper, 5 minutes later I will hear him say " Did you move that stickey tab with the phone number on it?" How does he know?

We invested in a great 50's retro duch made secretary. He can put his work in the desk, close the hutch and it all magically goes away! I LOVE THAT DESK ! I mean MAN!

In short, chic storage furnishings is the key to marital bliss. Maybe for Valentine's Day ... professionally designed and installed closet organizers for the next level of our relationship.

Each other, Communication, time together, time apart, trust, care, loyalty.,humor,friends,dedication....As the years go on the love gets stronger and stronger with all of this....Nothing Material needed....

A garden and a room with a view would be my votes!