It’s the most wonderful time of the year. With Christmas a few days away, most people are at home with friends and family. Traditionally, people decorate their homes with trees, lights, wreaths, and more to celebrate the season. Monolithic Domes are no exception.
We are happy to share a few photos of domes decked out for Christmas. Thank you to those who share their photos with us. May you enjoy this season under your roof, round or square.
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The living room of the Yorkie dome, showing the Christmas tree. (Glenna Crockett)

Staircase inside the Yorkie dome. (Glenna Crockett)
Inside the Wasuma Elementary gymnasium, where the stage is decorated for a holiday program. (Jason Mercier)
Side view of the stage. (Jason Mercier)

A dome home in Manitowoc, Wisconsin features a garland on its exterior staircase. (Paul Stitt)

The inside of the dome home in Wisconsin, featuring more garland on the interior staircase and a Christmas tree. (Paul Stitt)

The entryway to the Arcadia dome home. The large ceiling allows for a tall Christmas tree. (Stewart Ulrich)

The loft of the Arcadia home features lights and of course mistletoe. (Stewart Ulrich)

The lobby of the Kasson Public Library is festive for the season. This is the front desk. (Art Tiff)

Side view of the front desk. (Art Tiff)

A library wouldn’t be complete with a book tree now would it? (Art Tiff)

Another area of the library with a small Christmas tree set up. (Art Tiff)

Another Christmas tree inside the library. (Art Tiff)

Lastly, an inflatable snowman at the Monolthic Dome Institute in Italy, Texas. (Mike South)