Photo Gallery: Arcadia Dome Home Interior

Main entrance to Arcadia Dome Home.

Arcadia Dome Home is situated on 2/3 acre on the south bench in Providence, Utah, with a view of the valley and mountains to the west and two mountain peaks to the east.

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The Arcadia Monolithic Dome home in Providence, Utah was recently completed and the owners were able to move in. This home is the first of its kind in Cache Valley and sits on a bench overlooking the valley.

These photos show the interior of the house. For reference, the home has 3200 square feet of living space, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, home office, sitting room, great room including kitchen, dining, and living space, and a loft.

View of great room from main entrance.

Looking into the home from the main entrance you see the great room, kitchen, and curved balcony of the loft.

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View of main entrance from the great room.

Looking back across the great room to the main entrance.

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Curved chandelier and staircase.

A curved chandelier mirrors the curved staircase to the loft upstairs.

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The upstairs loft.

The loft upstairs is a family and activity room with connected storages around the dome wall.

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The dome arches high above the great room.

The dome arches up from the great room over the curved balcony to the loft above creating an open, spacious feeling.

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The galley kitchen is the center of the home.

The galley kitchen is the center of the home.

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The view of the valley and mountains is best in the sunroom.

The house was situated on the land so this sunroom would have a commanding view of the valley and mountains to the south-west.

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The many uses of the sunroom.

The multipurpose sunroom may be a semi-private family room, music room, or office.

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Gray French doors lead to the great room.

Dark gray french doors lead from the sunroom to the main great room beyond.

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The dining table.

The dining table is on the west side of the great room.

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One of two identical bedrooms.

The quiet west end of the home is perfect for one of two identical bedrooms. This bedroom has a commanding view out the window.

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Smaller third bedroom.

The smaller third bedroom on the west end has room for a bunkbed.

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High arched ceiling gives bedroom an expansive feel.

The high, arched dome ceiling gives the room an expansive feel far beyond the room’s footprint.

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Utility room.

A large utility room on the west end includes a large bank of shelves, washer / dryer, and utility sink.

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Vanity and sink sits outside bathroom in west hallway.

Large vanity with a sink sits outside the bathroom in the west hallway. It reduces conflict when getting ready for school or bed.

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Barn door entrance to the den.

The entrance to the den is a barn door which looks great and doesn’t take up room in the den.

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The den.

The den sits under the saddle intersection between domes giving the space a unique, arching ceiling.

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Curved countertop in the kitchen.

Back across the house past the kitchen with a center island bar — note how the curved counter-top mirrors the shape of the house.

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Small half bathroom.

There is a small half bathroom in the east hallway.

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King sized bed in the main bedroom.

The main bedroom with room for a king-sized bed.

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Another view of the main bedroom.

Another view of the main bedroom.

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The window in the main bedroom.

When walking by the window in the main bedroom you can see the valley to the west and the mountain peaks to the east.

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The main bathroom.

The main bathroom has a barrier-free shower, large soaking tub, built-in closet, linen tower, vanity and semi-private commode. The saddle connection between domes gives the bathroom a beautiful, high arching ceiling.

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View from the main bedroom into the great room.

When exiting the main bedroom, we are greeted with a common message chalkboard, “Welcome to Arcadia!”

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Dry storage area.

A dry storage area tucked behind the small bathroom and the garage.

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Mud room.

The mudroom just off from the garage.

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Another view of the great room.

Another view of the great room.

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Best view of the curved staircase.

This is probably the best view of the curved stairway to the loft. People actually asked if the stairway was designed to mirror the chandelier. Actually, it was the other way around.

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The rug defines a conversation space in the great room.

An intentional design of the great room is the implied conversation space marked by the rug, the close proximity of the couches, the couches themselves that encourage sitting up, and the open atmosphere.

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Wellsville mountain range.

The sun breaks over the unbelievably beautiful Wellsville mountain range on the west side of Cache Valley, Utah.

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