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Designing Spaces as Tools for Regeneration At Dome Design Studio (DDS), we see hospitality spaces as more than decoration. They are tools for regeneration, designed to help guests recover from stress and regain focus. This perspective shifts the role of architecture and interior design from purely aesthetic to deeply functional. Our modular geodesic domes serve as regeneration capsules. These immersive environments combine biophilic design, circadian lighting, sound comfort,

Why Domes? DDS was born from a passion for innovative design, organic shapes and immersive environments but more importantly, It was born from a very practical question: Why does creating remarkable spaces take so long, cost so much, and require so many compromises? After more than 20 years working in hospitality — from boutique hotels to large-scale destinations — one pattern kept repeating. The ambition was always high. The creativity was there. But execution was slow, heav

At DDS, we don’t start with form. We start with constraints . Time, space, regulations, operations, seasonality, staffing, ROI. These are not limitations to work around — they are the raw material of good design. We see opportunity where others see friction Temporary spaces. Transitional areas. Underused terraces. In-between zones. What is often dismissed as too complex , too small , or not worth building  is where we focus our attention. Because value in hospitality is rarel

Domes have captured human imagination for centuries. Their unique shape and structural ingenuity make them stand out in skylines around the world. But why do domes continue to be a defining feature of some of the most iconic landmarks? This post explores the architectural significance of domes, revealing how their design combines beauty, engineering, and symbolism to create lasting impressions. The dome of the Florence Cathedral showcasing Renaissance architecture The Structu