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Interiors
Three finish levels, each fully finished and adapted to the dome's form. See how life looks on the ground floor, on the mezzanine and in a premium dome.
Interiors
Under a geodesic dome there are no corners: the kitchen, wardrobes, stairs and mezzanine follow the curve of the wall, and the ceiling becomes a pattern of triangles. Choose a finish level – each one is a fully finished home you can live in from day one.
Light and natural
Birch plywood triangles, pale pine floors and a simple, beautifully finished kitchen. For those who value nature, light and a sensible price most.
Best for: Retreat and compact domes, rentals or a first home.
Most popular
Warm oak, lime plaster and a fireplace. Balanced comfort for everyday life in every season.
Best for: A family living in the dome all year round.
No compromises
Smoked oak, travertine, a stone island and panoramic windows to the lake. An interior where every detail is made for you.
Best for: A residence, and anyone who wants exceptional solutions.
Under the highest part of the dome, a double-height living room with light from above. Under the mezzanine, the kitchen and dining area; along the wall, a bedroom and bathroom behind a curved partition.
The mezzanine covers about a third of the dome and rests on timber columns. It overlooks the whole space, and under the glazed triangles there is room for a bedroom, a reading nook, a workspace or a children's corner.
Smoked oak, stone, a sauna and a view of the lake: for when you want no compromises.
We keep a double-height living room under the highest part of the dome and place cosier zones – kitchen, dining or bedroom – under the mezzanine.
Wardrobes, shelves and the kitchen are made to the curve of the wall, so every centimetre works instead of standing empty.
Glazed triangles and the apex skylight spread daylight through the whole space. We plan artificial light along the lines of the frame.
Textiles, wood, bookshelves and soft surfaces soften sound, which travels differently in a dome than in a rectangular room.
Wood, lime plaster, linen and stone suit the reed, breathe and only get better with age.
We place the stairs by the sun and the view, so the mezzanine becomes a favourite place in the home rather than a storeroom.
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