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There’s certain homes that just make you feel at home; Americana, rustic, country and primitive do it for me. You just want to sit back, lounge around and take it all in (or maybe I just like looking at things in other people’ homes, nosey me). I’m happy to show you this manufactured home whose homeowner has really made her home as comfortable and cozys can be possible.

Noelle Moser lives in the foot hills of the Grand Ole Smokey Mountains. An area as laid back as it is beautiful. The real America, in my humble opinion, but I’m from right up the road. Her double wide has a beautiful foundation and landscaped great.

.Noelle’s favorite style is rustic country and Americana with an accent on Roosters, you will find more about that tomorrow when she will so kindly answer a few questions for us.

Her favorite room is my Kitchen and Living Room. The french doors and fireplace give it a complete rustic decor. The country charm continues with the lighting and rock fireplace.

 The lighter paint choice on the top cabinets always makes for an interesting and unique effect. A darker color on the bottom grounds the counter.

There’s a great boy’s bedroom in her home as well. One of those “I wish I had one like that” kinda rooms even if your over thirty years old.

Noelle has all kinds of great things in her home. She is a homeschooling mother and that in itself amazes me. Oh, how I wish I could but I’m to much of a procrastinator, I admire every homeschooling mom. I believe it is a smart and the only logical solution to our education crisis.

Another great feature is her indoor garden and awesomely huge aquarium, which is ironic cause we just got a 29 gal setup.

Her guest bathroom has some popular color choices for the more classy tropical look.

Noelle even has an adorable chicken coop. I personally think that if you can, everyone should have just a couple chickens and a rooster of course. At least buy them from somewhere fresh. It just makes sense in every logical way to have fresh eggs instead of chemical induced.

Tomorrow Noelle will answer a few questions and add a few thoughts. Make sure you come back!

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Crystal Adkins

I'm Crystal Adkins, the creator of Mobile Home Living, and I hope you've found the mobile home remodeling ideas, decorating inspiration, and repair help you've been searching for. Please consider letting me feature your remodels, room makeovers, DIY projects, and home improvement projects. There simply isn't enough inspiration available for mobile homeowners and I want to change that. Together, we can show the world that factory-built homes are as beautiful as any other at half the cost per square foot. Thank you!

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