There’s a Dome of a Home Going Up On Pensacola Beach!
Dome of a Home — Before constructing this fabulous Monolithic Dome, the Siglers had to provide written confirmation of its acceptance by neighbors. An overwhelming 97% responded favorably. (Chris Stickney)
Spacious living area — The Siglers wanted a home to return to after a hurricane. Research convinced them to build a Monolithic Dome that could withstand 300+ mph winds and tremendous storm surges.
Comfortable conversation areas — Every level of Dome of a Home has well planned, inviting spots.
Loft — Young guests love climbing up into the lofts at Dome of a Home.
Just for the gourmet chef! — This masterfully designed kitchen is a pleasure to work in and maintain.
Ultimate privacy — This master bedroom features a canopied, fully curtained queen-size bed.
Master bath — You can relax in the generously proportioned whirlpool tub or on a soft leather sofa.
Second guest bedroom — It has a comfortable, queen-size bed and an unusual chest.
Third guest bedroom — Night stands and dressers in this bedroom have a natural wood finish.
Fourth guest bedroom — It’s done in shades of soft lilac.
Fifth guest bedroom — It features a sleigh bed and marble topped tables.
Guest bath — It includes lighted mirrors and plenty of storage space.
Patio — Walls enhanced with swaying palms and blue skies make the beach seem like a part of this enclosed patio.
How about a cookout? — Dome of a Home’s grill area provides everything but the steaks.
Balcony — It curves around the dome.
Sparkling beach — At Dome of a Home you can skip down the front stairway and into the ocean.
Super vacation spot — Once completed, the owners made Dome of a Home available as a vacation rental.