Waimea Valley Hawaii Dome Home

Updated 28 Jan 2022 Home Projects»

Monolithic Dome home in the Waimea Valley on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. It was built by Jo King in 2008 on an acre of land alongside the Waimea River and the Menehune ditch—the oldest archeological site in the state of Hawaii. Mountain spring water in the Menehune ditch system supplies fresh water for various fruit trees—mango, coconut, papaya, guava, macadamia nut—and other tropical plants like aloe vera and agave.

The Monolithic Dome is an open floor plan with two bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms upstairs, a half bathroom and two outdoor showers, laundry, and gym downstairs.

Photo Tour of Hawaiian Dome Home

The house with an open ground floor and living space above.

By Dave South Posted 20 Jan 2022

Back in 2020, Jo King listed her Hawaiian home for sale. Needless to say, selling a home during a pandemic proved more than a little challenging. Instead, she pulled it from the market. Now she thinks it’s time to try again. Her Monolithic Dome home is in one of the most beautiful settings we have ever seen—on the island of Kauai. … read more

The Story of a Hawaiian Dream Home

By Dyrinda Tyson Posted 14 Jul 2020

Whoever buys Jo King’s Hawaiian dome will buy so much more than a home. They’re buying a dream. The dome has a lot to offer, starting with breath-taking views. Snuggled on an acre of land in the Waimea Valley on Kauai, it’s surrounded by an abundance of history and natural beauty. The open floor plan offers two bedrooms and two and a half baths upstairs with another bath as well as two outdoor showers downstairs, all covering about 1,700 square feet. Painted coconut palms adorn the concrete walls, and a large lanai takes full advantage of the scenery. … read more

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