Here at Mobile Home Living, we have featured many Paradise Cove Homes. Known as the most expensive mobile home park in America, this park is home to some of the most amazing mobile homes around!
Rachel Ashwell’s home is no exception! Featured on My Domaine blog we just had to share Rachel’s masterpiece.
Stylish Shabby Chic
Rachel Ashwell’s is known for her signature “Shabby Chic” style. She used this in her Malibu home and was able to create not only a sanctuary for herself but also a place to entertain family and friends. She kept things simple with a white backdrop and a palette of blues that were a perfect combination considering her oceanside location.
Small But Amazing
Rachel was able to think outside the box and make the most of her small space. Turns out her Paradise Cove home is among one of the smallest in the community. She was also able to incorporate some of her own signature details. These included vintage wallpaper and gloss paint. Also, she painted all of the floors white which is perfect for life at the beach!
Favorite Spot in the Home
Rachel’s favorite place in the home is a small three-by-six space that she uses as a sleeping nook. A platform was built with storage drawers beneath and a mattress perched on top which made the perfect spot for reading or napping. We love it!
This home has all the traits of a perfect refuge! Small but absolutely amazing. See more great designs from Ashley here.
Looking for more Shabby Chic inspiration from Rachel? Check out some of her great books we found on Amazon! Like this one:
Want to check out some of the other homes at Paradise Cove? Click here!
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Fantastic color combinations with home and trim/shutters. What color and brand of paint was used for the body and the shutters? I’d be most appreciative of this information. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Katy,
It looks a lot like my single wide so I’m gonna guess it is 12′ wide. I didn’t find a definitive answer, though. Sorry!
how wide is this trailer?
I think so, Deb. I’ve never been there but I have the impression that the homes are very close to each other in that park unless you live on the perimeter. Thanks for reading MHL!
Is that some kind of stick on application on the kitchen windows? I take it not a nice view?