Hand-painted by a talented lady that goes by MONA! She owns her own shop in North Carolina and also sells her popular and unique wares through an Etsy shop online. She has been featured in Huntington Post. Her unique, one of a kind pieces of wearable art, furnishings, shoes, accessories, and art have an ever-growing following. Her projects have ranged from studios to cars and now, this single wide manufactured home.
Related: Inspiring Illustrator’s Single Wide Mobile Home Makeover.
I found this home on Houzz. If you’re looking for inspiration for remodeling or updating your home, this should be your second stop (of course Mobile Home Living would be your first).
I bet you won’t soon forget this home. It really appeals to me for it’s funky, colorful style. I imagine that a weekend in this home would produce immense inspiration and an outlet to wild creativity. Boldness would be embraced and fun would be guaranteed. Add water, sand, and sun to the mixture and you’ve got a winner!
Hi Crystal, I’d seen the outside and always wanted to see the inside. It doesn’t disappoint.
Hi Tina! I’m so glad you like it and it’s coming in handy for you! Hope to hear from you again!
Hi Crystal;
Your website was spotlighted on Yahoo this morning and I have been perusing it for a couple of hours now just enjoying the inspiration you have gathered!!
Thank you for bringing more attention to Mobile Homes and the changes that can be made, I have gotten tons of ideas!
Tina
Love this! What a happy home!
Hi Freddie! Thanks for commenting! I couldn’t agree more with you! I’m loving how the tides have turned and what was once stigmatized is more accepted these days. This is especially the case with mobile and manufactured homes and small homes. It’s good to be different :)
Hope to hear from you again!
Okay, one word- Funky! But funky good. Due to our pocket book my wife and I have turned a number of “sow’s” ears into silk purses. Always small homes and usually in a country style. But we could live very easily in something like this far out pad. (Sorry. Just had to throw that in.) In 1969 I moved to San Diego county at the height of the hippie era and at one of the two hippie “hot spots” in the country. Of course most button down types frowned on everything they did, I always thought they at least had part of it right. I’m so glad that people are finally coming to the conclusion that big and expensive isn’t always the answer and much of the time only serves to frustrate folks. It’s great to see folks living in homes the way THEY want them to look and not what the “norm” calls for.
Great article. Thanks.