According to The Sunday Mirror, the generous real estate entrepreneur has reportedly offered to build his sweetheart a 25-bedroom luxury island house in the shape of the Eye of Horus as her 41st birthday present.
The one-of-a-kind pad designed by architect Luis de Garrido would apparently be built on the island of Sedir off Turkey.
Naomi and 49-year-old Vlad have been together for three years, and it is believed they are engaged.
Plans of the building reportedly show that the 'eyeliner' portions of the property consist of solar panels to power Naomi's home.
Water would be pumped through hot volcanic rock via a state-of-the-art geothermal system to heat it, and sewage is to be treated on-site.
The eye's 'pupil' is said to be the main three-storey house, including five reception rooms and an indoor garden. It has been designed as a glass-covered dome.
Although the greenhouse effect promotes natural heating, certain measures – such as landscaping and tilted louvers – will apparently ensure that the heat is bearable during the summer time. It will also have plenty of ventilation.
In addition space is said to be spared for Vlad to store his yacht.
The site boasts on of the world's most famous beaches, allegedly built by Mark Anthony for his lover Cleopatra.
The Egyptian Queen is said to have refused to walk on anything but Egyptian sand- and every grain on the beach is meant to be a perfect sphere.
One slight hiccup in the couple's plans is the fact that Vlad is still married- though it is assumed he is planning to divorce his wife Ekaterina, with whom he has a teenage daughter.
Ekaterina was reportedly furious when her husband started seeing Naomi in 2009. She has been married to Vlad for over 18 years.
Naomi was recently seen on the cover of the most recent issue of Lurve magazine, for which she appeared to have shaved her eyebrows.
She has been busily at work on the fashion circuit recently, attending shows in London, Milan and Paris, where she had lunch with fellow celebrity pal Uma Thurman.
The tempestuous supermodel seemed in high spirits, after recently admitting she was 'a work in progress.'
On the show, CNBC Meets, Campbell recently spoke of her personal battle against cocaine and said: 'The challenge was to go back and face things I hadn’t dealt with, [it’s] scary for anyone to go and look at themselves in the mirror and deal with them, leave that baggage there and move forward.'
[It's a] Work in progress.
'I’ve apologised, accepted responsibility, I did my community service.'
'I didn’t feel good. I didn’t want to work. I lost many friends.
'I was emotionally and physically drained. I don’t look back on it in a negative way.
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