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Where Earth Architecture Meets Shamanic Art! The iconic Bonita Domes in Joshua Tree, CA, are a true desert masterpiece—an unparalleled fusion of art, architecture, and nature. Built over seven years by visionary Lisa Starr and based on designs by the late SuperAdobe pioneer Nader Khalili, this eco-conscious compound is crafted primarily from locally excavated earth, blending seamlessly into the rugged desert landscape. Set on a serene 2-acre lot, this one-of-a-kind retreat features a primary living dome, multiple sleeping pods, and inviting communal spaces designed for relaxation, connection, and creativity. Organic curves, earthen materials, and celestial skylights create a harmonious living experience, while modern comforts ensure effortless functionality. Step outside to breathtaking panoramic views, an in-ground pool and spa, sunken fire pit, and expansive outdoor lounge areas, making this the ultimate desert oasis. At night, immerse yourself in world-class stargazing, with some of the darkest, clearest skies in Southern California. Featured in **Dwell Magazine**, **Architectural Digest**, & **Zillow Gone Wild**, Bonita Domes has captured global attention as an architectural treasure. Just minutes from Joshua Tree National Park and the vibrant village, this highly sought-after short-term rental and creative retreat offers an unparalleled lifestyle. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity — Schedule your private showing today!
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