Architectural design of the Crandall home derives from a 17th century farm house. The driveway, in colored, textured concrete, creates a beautiful entry.
They feature Pergo flooring and a decorative door, with two sidelights, leading to the backyard. An inset entertainment center holds the TV and its companions.
Arched entryways and Pergo floors throughout the dome enhance the home’s warmth and continuity.
Second living area is adjacent to the home’s main entryway. Large bookshelves, entertainment center and a deep green carpet add to the room’s warmth and comfort.
It’s in the mid-section of the home, providing easy access to both domes. Oak cabinets were bought from a home-improvement store and assembled in sections.
Countertops and cabinets were custom designed to fit the curve of the dome-home’s central core. The countertops are made of Hyplon; it looks like Corian but is much less costly.
That’s the material used for the spiral staircase, built by “Artistic Stairs,” that leads to the upper level hallway with access to the bedrooms.
It greets guests and family entering this fabulous Monolithic Dome dream home.
Abundant sunlight through the synthetic, glass block front entry illuminates this Monolithic Dome home, turning it into a Castle of Light.
It has a gracefully arched window and plenty of space for a sitting area and office.
Glass block windows allow light to penetrate this sparkling master bathroom. Stackable washer/dryer unit makes laundering convenient. Curved counter tops were custom-made to fit the dome’s curve.
It’s large enough for three double beds. The central core of the home is cut back 4 feet into each dome, providing a shelf above the closets.
This Monolithic Dome dream home includes two domes, each 23’ in diameter and 7’ apart at center.
