What is a Zome?
A meeting of natural patterns, wooden craftsmanship and a very different feeling of space.
Diamonds, spirals
and a skyward star.
A Zome is a geometric structure formed from repeating diamond-shaped faces. These faces follow interwoven spiral lines, rising toward a central crown.
Its rhythm echoes forms we recognise in nature ,a pinecone, a seed head, the repeating patterns of growth. Built in wood, that geometry becomes a place you can step into.
Similar spirit.
Different structure.
A geodesic dome typically uses triangles to form a rounded shell. A Zome uses diamond-shaped faces arranged in spiralling bands.
The distinction is visible from both outside and within: its faceted silhouette, flowing wooden lines and star-like crown give the Zome a character all its own.
A quiet kind of extraordinary.
Warmth you can feel
Natural timber brings texture, character and a gentle sense of warmth to the space.
Light that changes the room
Geometric windows and the star above make daylight a part of the architecture.
Room for presence
The repeating lines offer a place for the eye to rest, a setting for reflection, movement and simply being.
Connection, not separation
A Zome can open toward its surroundings, inviting the land into everyday life.
People sometimes describe the atmosphere of a Zome as grounding or energising. These are personal experiences, not measurable or guaranteed effects — we invite you to discover how the space feels to you.