Inuit homes, also known as igloos, are traditionally made of blocks of snow and ice. They are dome-shaped structures that are designed to keep out the cold and provide shelter for Inuit people. Igloos are usually built in the winter months when the snow is plentiful and can be used as temporary dwellings during hunting trips. The Inuit have been living in igloos for centuries and they are still used today in some parts of the Arctic.