Build your interior

Build your interior

This (we think) is the most important step in creating a unique glamping-style accommodation. This is where you can let your imagination run wild and to express a sense of self in a beautiful interior layout.

1) Interior Walls, Mezzanines, and Loft Spaces

In many cases, it’s worth creating separate rooms within the Dome using partition walls or lofts to make the most of the interior space. These can be built from lightweight materials, such as plasterboard mounted on a wooden frame or modular panels.

Lofts or upper-level lounge areas offer extra sleeping or relaxation space. These require support beams and suitable flooring. It’s important to install safe railings along the edges.

Since these internal walls are typically non-load-bearing (except when constructing an upper floor), they don’t need to be overly complex. Their main functions are dividing the space and housing mechanical systems (like plumbing or electrical conduits). They must, however, withstand moderate pressure—such as someone leaning against them.

2) Kitchens

A basic kitchen should include a refrigerator, a cooktop, and a sink—preferably compact and energy-efficient versions. Storage and work surfaces should be made from easy-to-clean, practical materials like stainless steel or laminated surfaces.

There are three typical glamping kitchen setups:

1. No indoor kitchen: Glamping is about outdoor experiences, so the kitchen can be set up outside, allowing guests to cook in nature.
2. Small kitchenette or sink inside the dome: An ideal solution when the main cooking area is outside or in a shared space. It reduces cleaning time while still maintaining a close-to-nature feeling.
3. Fully equipped kitchen: In larger domes, there’s room for a full kitchen, but attention must be paid to cleaning and controlling food odors.

Whatever you choose, just remember to consider the time spent cleaning, your budget and of course, what your client actually wants out of their stay on your property.

3) Bathrooms

Plan a bathroom equipped with a shower, toilet, and sink, using durable, water-resistant materials such as tiles or ceramic flooring.

Bathroom layouts may vary:

1. Indoor bathroom: Offers a luxury experience and is especially practical in cold or rainy weather, as guests don’t need to go outside.
2. Mixed solution: The toilet and sink are indoors, while the shower is outdoors—guests can enjoy nature while maintaining comfort.
3. Separate outdoor or shared bathroom: A cost-effective option for smaller domes, though it offers less privacy.

To manage bathroom odors and humidity, ensure effective ventilation with an exhaust fan and well-designed plumbing—just like in a traditional home.

Glampex Bathroom Cabin

The Glampex bathroom cabin, designed specifically for our domes, is a compact, space-saving solution that fits perfectly into the dome’s interior proportions. It can be assembled within a few hours using a detailed guide—except for connecting to water and sewage systems, which must be done by a qualified contractor.

Structure and Design

The cabin stands on a base with adjustable feet and a drainage rim, making it compatible with any flooring. The interior is divided into two separate areas:
● A shower area
● A separate space equipped with a sink, toilet, mirror, and towel rack

The cabin has four walls:
● Two tiled-effect side walls
● Two frosted tempered glass panels, one of which serves as a sliding door entrance

A sliding glass door also separates the two internal areas.
The top aluminum roof panel includes an integrated exhaust fan and lighting, operated via a wall-mounted switch at a convenient height.

Included Components:
● Porcelain toilet with built-in flush tank and connection pipes
● Porcelain sink
● Faucet and connector hoses (ready for direct plumbing connection)
● Wall-mounted towel rack
● Wall mirror
● Showerhead and hose
● Under-sink bathroom cabinet
● Wall control panel for lighting and ventilation

Why Choose the Glampex Bathroom Cabin?

Ordering the cabin is optional, but highly recommended for customers hosting multiple guests in a dome.
Its main advantage: the cabin is a sealed, odor-ventilated unit that significantly increases comfort in a single-space dome. Unlike a simple partitioned toilet, this fully enclosed cabin with ventilation efficiently controls unpleasant odors and sounds—which is especially important when multiple people are sharing the dome.
Another benefit: the cabin is movable and easy to position, simplifying the dome’s interior layout while aesthetically matching the overall design.

4) Bedrooms

A comfortable bed and adequate storage (built-in wardrobes or under-bed compartments) help ensure restful sleep for your guests.

Consider adding nightstands or shelves.
Features like thermostats, air conditioning, or easily controlled lighting add extra comfort.
The bedroom is usually best placed on the mezzanine or near the dome’s panoramic section.

5) Lounge Space

A cozy living room helps guests relax. The space may include sofas, armchairs, floor cushions, and small tables.

The living area is often positioned opposite the bedroom, facing the panoramic view so both rooms can enjoy the scenery. A fireplace also adds warmth and ambiance.

6) Storage Space

It’s important to provide guests with enough storage for their luggage and essentials such as towels, bedding, and cleaning supplies.

7) Air Conditioning & Heating

For year-round comfort in your dome, we recommend a 3.5 kW inverter air conditioning unit. Inverter ACs are energy-efficient and ideal for glamping domes—they provide reliable cooling during summer and can also be used for heating in colder months.

8) Internal flooring

Flooring significantly influences the interior atmosphere. The most popular choices include laminate or floating floors, but vinyl, carpet, or even polished concrete are also possible. Flooring is not part of the base package, so you have creative freedom here.

9) Lighting

Mood lighting, task lighting (e.g., in the kitchen or bathroom), and decorative lighting are all recommended.

Energy-efficient LEDs and dimmer switches allow you to adjust both brightness and ambiance.

10) Décor

Choose a consistent style and color palette. Use natural materials—like wood, stone, or woven textiles—to create harmony with the surrounding environment.

Furniture should be both comfortable and practical. Rugs, blankets, and cushions make the space even more welcoming.