The talented owner of this beautiful home is Kristy and live in Vancouver. Creativity is in her blood, she owns a successful furniture refurbishing business where she turns older furniture into pieces of art. Her photography is pretty awesome, too. Her blog “4 the love of WOOD” is a wonderful combination of all three.
| Bedroom made for dreaming. |
| This is what the bedroom look liked in 2008 and 2010. What a talent she has! |
| Before and after painting the bedroom. |
| Even her closet is gorgeous! |
| Before and after of the foyer. |
| A sitting area in a high-priced hotel? NO, it’s a mobile home! |
| Paula Dean would LOVE cooking in this kitchen. |
| The corner of the kitchen. |
| It’s just the smallest changes and minor details that can make the biggest difference. |
| The dressing room fit for a queen! |
The back patio is certainly Martha Stewart approved as well:
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Please check out Kristy’s blog and if you are near Vancouver you’re definitely going to want to buy some of her magnificent pieces of art! They are so beautiful and very reasonably priced, I wish I lived closer!
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I am moving into a mobile home for the first time. How do I hang things on the wall without a stud
Hi Amy,
I don't really recommend you hang anything without a stud to be honest. You'll have studs at minimum every 24" (most are 16") so if at all possible you'll want to use them.
There are a few hooks and other devices available at Lowes for hanging without studs but they tend to destroy the VOG panels and they don't hold a whole lot.
Thanks for reading MHL and congratulations!
Thank you for the tips. I too am a manufactured home owner who loves to DIY. Since losing my last home to a fire I am even more into re-decorating and making our new home more personal.
Do you have a magazine that we can subscribe to or know of a manufactured home dos & don'ts magazine?
I love the ideas on Pinterest, however I didn't like the title "Trailer Trash." There is nothing trashy about a beautiful mobile or manufactured home that has been re-modeled and personalized.
Thank you for reading!
This is my most favorite ideas yet. ! We bought an old single wide as we are older and don't need all the space any more. You have some great ideas here and I am not afraid to make some changes now I see what you have done here. Thank you so much for sharing. A B
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thank you again. Sue
Yes, it is! I still think about this one often!
Such an inspiration!
Me Too! I would kill to have my home look like that! Thanks forreading and commenting!
What an amazing post! I wish i was talented like that.
Happy new year
Read and be read ExposeYourBlog!
Hey Crystal, something must be up with your email as I did respond to your message last night.
I'm very happy with your feature of our home.
You can ask away anything you like and I'll do my best to answer, but we really should try to figure out the email situation.
Kristy @ 4 the love of WOOD
PS I wrote a post today regarding your feature.