Five or More Bedroom Monolithic Dome Floor Plans
Monolithic Dome residences come in all shapes and sizes. The possible shapes and combinations of connected domes or stand-alone structures are infinite. We have collected a few five-bedroom dome home floorplans for you to mull over. You will find interconnected domes of different heights and diameters, a home with two conventional connecting hallways, and a couple of donut-shaped Torus designs. We offer residential feasibility studies for anyone considering their own Monolithic Dome home.
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Modest Five-Bedroom Plans
Plans for homes 2,700 square feet and under | Back to top ↩︎
How much fun is this house? The highlight is the 1000 SF central courtyard. The primary bedroom has an ensuite bath, a garden tub, and a large closet. There are five bedrooms in all and two and a half baths. The big kitchen with a pantry, a breakfast bar and an island opens out to the courtyard. This home also has a family room, dining room, living room and laundry.
This home is similar to our other five-bedroom Torus floor plan, with a few small changes. The bedrooms have bigger closets, and there are two Jack-and-Jill bathrooms instead of one guest bath and one powder room.
The large foyer of this house could support an entryway closet or double hall trees. The floor plan is creative but efficiently designed. Specifically, two full-sized bathrooms and laundry rooms are found, one on top of the other, in the center of the house. The primary bedroom has privacy on its side of the house.
The top floor of this unique floor plan has a large family room, two bedrooms, four closets, a bathroom and a laundry room.
This home is designed for a big family who believes in spending time together in common areas rather than everyone hanging out in their bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms might be a little small, but there is ample space for study or craft areas and a huge great room where the whole family can find space to spread out. In some ways, this is an old-fashioned plan. However, the separate kitchen is making a comeback.
This is a smart design for a big family. Everyone will have their privacy in six bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The big laundry and small office space will help keep things sane around the house. The best part is the emphasis on common spaces for the family to gather.
Roomy Five-Bedroom Plans
Plans for homes 2,700–4,700 square feet | Back to top ↩︎
The feel of this home is a little more formal than most. Maybe this would be the ideal home for a family who likes to entertain. The huge pantry would certainly help. The primary bedroom has a nice closet and a large ensuite bath. Both sides of the home have full-sized guest baths, and there’s still room for a laundry, study area and breakfast table!
Here’s a house meant for guests! The main floor has a formal living room that flows into the dining room, and the kitchen is both open and private. The huge pantry is ready to store everything needed for a big party. The primary bedroom has a sitting area, a large walk-in closet and an ensuite bath with a garden tub, double sinks, a linen cupboard and a shower.
The highlights of this upper floor are the two large closets off the landing and the bath with a full-sized tub and double sinks. Five bedrooms all have nice size closets.
Imagine this home nestled in the woods. It would make the ultimate artists’ retreat or home for the artistically minded family. While there’s only one official bedroom on this plan, the “children’s room” dome and “guest room” dome could be divided into four or five more bedrooms.
This big house has it all. The lower level has a primary bedroom with a huge closet and a full-sized bath with double sinks. The kitchen has tons of cupboard space and a nice-sized pantry. The study on the main floor is roomy, as are the dining and living areas. The entry from the garage is attractive because of the easily accessed coat closet and laundry room with a sink for quick cleanups.
The upper floor of this double-dome house has four bedrooms, a living room, and a large bathroom. If a second living area isn’t needed, this floor could be rearranged to give the bedrooms even more space.
Larger Five-Bedroom Plans
Plans for homes over 4,700 square feet | Back to top ↩︎
This Multi-Dome house plan utilizes five interconnected domes for the main house and garage, and one small detached dome is the pool house. The primary bedroom suite is very private and has a large ensuite bathroom, a walk-in closet, and a sitting room. Two guest bedrooms at the opposite end of the house have easy access to the pool. The total square feet of the home is 4,715—enough space for any family.
This floorplan would appeal to a very specific homeowner. Even though there’s no dining room, a dining room could be situated in the central living area. Or, the homeowner could forgo the garden area in favor of a dining room. This main floor has a vast primary bedroom with a large closet and bathroom. There is also a great room, mudroom, laundry, study and half bath.
This home’s upper floor has two large and two small bedrooms divided by two Jack-and-Jill bathrooms and large closets. Something to consider here might be adding more closet space to the two big bedrooms.
This house is meant to be shared! Three generations could easily live together in this large house, or it could be set up as a bed and breakfast. This is the main floor of the central dome. It is situated between two smaller domes attached via short corridors. This part of the house has two bedrooms with ensuite baths, plus a powder room off the entry. The kitchen, pantry and common rooms are all spacious. There’s even a designated theater!
The top floor of the central dome of this massive house has two bedrooms and a Jack-and-Jill bath. It’s a partial second floor with a library, study, storage and deck.
This 52-foot-diameter dome is attached to the central dome via a corridor. Four bedrooms share two full baths. There is also a bedroom suite with private bath, nursery, study, walk-in closet and patio access.
Attached to the central dome via a short corridor, this dome is meant to be on the right. It features two apartment suites with kitchenettes, sitting areas, patio access and private baths. Two additional bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom.