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A 1970s Geodesic Dome, Renovated by Denise and Mike

Tiny House Expedition walks a 1970s-era geodesic dome Denise and Mike renovated. They live on the property and rent the dome ADU as a short-term rental they call Dome Sweet Dome.

Cedar-shingle geodesic dome on a hillside timber deck at dusk, warm light in the triangular windows
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Video: Inside a Magical Geodesic Dome | Cozy Tiny House Meets Epic Treehouse! Channel: Tiny House Expedition. Uploaded July 31, 2026. 15 minutes 4 seconds.

The tiny house features cedar shingles on a geodesic dome, set on a hillside timber deck.

It features a red exterior door at the entry, and a kitchen-dining room with a round table against a triangular window wall.

Entry foyer with a red exterior door and Denise at an interior door
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Denise meets the tour at the entry. The red door is the exterior door.

Denise and Mike at a round dining table, kitchen behind them, triangular window wall to the trees
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Denise and Mike sit at the round table. The kitchen runs behind them along the dome wall.

For another dome on Tiny House Talk, see Solar-Powered Dome in Kennebunkport, Maine: Epic Dome on 42 Acres of Woodland! and Geodesic Dome Glamping Retreat on New Zealand’s Mangora River.

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Credit: Tiny House Expedition, “Inside a Magical Geodesic Dome | Cozy Tiny House Meets Epic Treehouse!,” YouTube, July 31, 2026.

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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