
Growing Spaces
Award-winning geodesic dome greenhouses from Colorado, sold through a WordPress site and a separate Shopify store that confused customers. We merged both into one SvelteKit site, with Sanity for content and Shopify for the shop: articles, products and pages in one place, run by their team.
- Client
- Greenhouse manufacturer, Pagosa Springs, Colorado
- Industry
- Manufacturing & ecommerce
- Live at
- growingspaces.com
Two websites became one that actually works.
Growing Spaces builds Growing Domes: passive-solar geodesic greenhouses, warmed by the sun, that let people grow food through a Rocky Mountain winter. Online, the business was split across two sites. WordPress held the articles and the company's story, and Shopify sold the kits and accessories. The team had two logins, and every customer who wanted to read, then buy, had to jump between the two. They asked us to make it one site.
One site, one database, one login.
We built one SvelteKit site with one content database. Articles, guides and pages are kept in Sanity, the editor the team writes in, while products and checkout stay in Shopify. The site pulls from both, so a dome page can show the specifications, the story, the photos and the buy button together. We built the category pages, product pages and cart ourselves, and payment hands over to Shopify's checkout. The team edits everything from one editor, and customers stay on the site until the moment they pay.
Founded in 1989, shipping to all fifty states.
Growing Spaces was founded in 1989 and has manufactured its domes in Pagosa Springs, Colorado since 1993, shipping kits to all fifty US states and sixteen countries. In 2026, it became a Certified B Corporation, a certification for meeting social and environmental standards. As of September 2026, the site is still live, with the store, the articles and the dome pages in the one place we built for them.
No lock-in.
Shopify holds the products, orders and checkout in Growing Spaces' own account. The storefront code and the Sanity editor are theirs too.
- SvelteKit
the storefront
- Shopify
products, cart and checkout
- Sanity
the editor for articles, guides and pages
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