This dome isn’t tiny, but it’s amazing! The three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath structure sits on 42 acres of private woodland in Kennebunkport, Maine, and looks like a true retreat from it all. The structure is all solar-powered and offers a hammock forest, fire pit, and beautiful forest views.
Inside, the open-concept dome has a living room, dining area, and kitchen that flow together seamlessly. A staircase goes up to the “loft” bedroom, where two twin beds rest side-by-side near a reading nook. There are also two queen bedrooms, and a full bathroom with a two-person shower stall. Could you live there?
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Epic Dome on 42 Acres of Woodland!
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The Catskill Domeo is a fun little dome home in a backyard in Hensonville, New York that has been decked out with birch/bear decor to make it truly feel like a forest escape. While the house is more or less a tent, there’s running water, a composting toilet indoors, and heat/AC to keep the temperature comfortable.
The little dome sits in the far corner of the yard where a grill and patio table provide outdoor living space. Indoors you can sleep in the queen bed downstairs, or up in the loft on a fold-out bed (if you are bringing more people). What a fun little cottage!
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12-foot-high Backyard Dome
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This remarkable dome home is built at the top of a cliff in the Appalachian Mountains of Tennessee. The build took place as part of DIY’s “Building Off-Grid,” and now you can enjoy the home too!
It has a large living/kitchen area and a luxurious bedroom, both connected by a bathroom. The outdoor space is even cooler, with a rock fire pit on the main level, and then a special ledge on the cliff where you can bathe in a stone tub. What do you think?
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“Underground” Home Built on a Cliff!
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You know what they say about Texas — everything is bigger — including the Dome Homes. This incredible 1970s marvel is two stories and houses four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two living rooms, and a gorgeous atrium filled with live plants providing oxygen and color to the space.
Far from tiny, but super cool, this dome is still owned by the original builders and there are awesome construction pictures of the space inside. They recently added a huge deck to the front of the dome where you can relax or grill and enjoy views of the lake. They also have lake access so you can take a dip if you want to!
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Lakeside Dome Vacation with Large Front Porch
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There are geodesic domes scattered across North America to stay in, but this one is particularly magical since it sits on the Nalu Retreat grounds in Nova Scotia, Canada. The private grounds are kept free from partying or loud carousing, designed to be a true respite from the busyness of what’s going on elsewhere.
The dome itself boasts 16-foot-high ceilings, a cozy electric fireplace, a 3/4 luxury bathroom, and amazing panoramic views of the Canadian forest outside. After crawling out of your cushy queen-sized bed, you can make a cup of coffee in the kitchenette and sit in patio chairs on your private deck overlooking the grounds. There’s a mini hot tub, a fire pit, and even a loft space for stargazing. What do you think?
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Gorgeous Dome on Peaceful Resort Grounds
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These 70s geodesic dome homes are such fun pieces of history. This one was recently renovated in 2019, meaning you’ll get all the modern conveniences and finishes on the inside while retaining the 70s charm on the exterior.
The dome has two bedrooms located on the first floor, while the second story holds the “common space” with a living room, kitchen, and dining area. A covered mudroom brings you indoors. What do you like about this dome?
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Freshly-Renovated 70s Dome Home
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Tawnie and Wayne are nomads at heart who travel the country in their RV. But they wanted a home base and because of their financial savvy (they were both finance majors), they were able to purchase 4 acres of property in North Carolina and outfit it with a 420 sq. ft. geodesic dome home and adjacent bathhouse.
Now they have a spot to come “home” to, but when they’re off exploring, it’s available as an Airbnb. The dome is set up as half magical bedroom (with a view!) and half living room and kitchen. The bathroom is just a few steps away and has all the luxuries you want!
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Private Dome on 4 Acre Property in NC
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Geodesic domes are such a fun architectural design, and this beautiful one in Michigan is no different. Located at Silver Birch Resort, the number of trees will make you feel like you’re the only one in the area. The dome itself houses a handcrafted bed and a living room space, while the next-door tiny house has a kitchen and full bathroom.
The massive deck connects the two structures, and there’s an outdoor soaking tub with a privacy fence. A fire pit and hammock finish off the fun vacation spot. Would you ever live in a dome home?
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Dome Home w/ Additional Kitchen & Bath House
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Every now and again, we see a home that just makes our jaws drop — and this is one of them! This amazing Norwegian family designed and built an incredible glass dome around their cob house built only from natural and reclaimed materials.
The dome allows them to grow grapes, veggies and multiple fruit trees, and they have a wastewater recycling system that waters their plants from the water they use in the house. The whole set-up is mind-blowing, so please enjoy the video below!
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Norwegian Family’s Dome Home Recycles Water & Grows Food
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