Last month we came clean about our hobby of surfing real estate ads. Turns out, a lot of us daydream about a new home while browsing Zillow and Craigslist. It’s a great way to get decorating ideas for manufactured homes, to see how other people live, and learn more about the housing market. It’s good to
Paula Lajoie just completed her second vintage camper restoration on a 54 year old Streamline Duchess and the result is amazing! 1962 Streamline Duchess Before the Vintage Camper Restoration Restoring vintage campers is a great outlet for Paula’s creativity. She’s an avid DIYer and a passionate admirer of vintage campers. For the last 17 years Paula has been making
This 1956 Spartan Executive Mansion is charming and cozy and the true tiny house. Being environmentally friendly and affordable should get tiny house fans to take a second look at mobile homes. Unfortunately, mobile homes have a nasty stigma hanging on to them and that may be too much for those that are only interested in
This Argosy camper remodel is one of my favorite older model camper makeovers. Some of the most popular camper remodels stem from budding interior decorators or hobbyist investors that can turn a profit doing something they love. Of course, many camper remodels are just a fan of campers wanting a nice space to create memories with their
What a great beach house! Park Model RV Homes make a perfect beach house. Their affordability, with an average price-per-square-foot well under $100, and their easy setup make a Park Model home a smart choice for a second home or vacation home. This Park Model is a perfect example of the convenience and style that can be had at a
Marilyn and Alec Widdifield have a 1978 Fleetwood single wide that they remodeled recently and I’m honored to get to feature it. Their single wide started out as a 14′ x 72′ but two additions were added. The home sits it Frontier, Sk. Canada, a small town near the Montana border and has been thoughtfully updated through the
As the creator of Mobile Home Living, it’s obvious that I’m an advocate of factory-built homes. Over the last 3.5 years I hope I’ve made it clear that while I love the homes, I’m not a fan of the manufactured home industry at all. I feel there’s a lot of room for improvement! Especially concerning the
Oh man, this Spartan is SPECTACULAR! This vintage mobile home is owned by Jennie Porter and was featured at Tiny House Swoon. Jennie states: ..I found this old trailer at a yard sale, gutted it and my mom and I remodeled it with the help of a few friends. I am obsessed with tiny living…
A Homette for Two No need for spaciousness. Just a little home – a “Homette,” with bright windows, a skylight or two, like Heaven’s Orb de deux. We’d be snug, just us two. Efficiency the ruling way: a little sink, stove, and refrigerator, just-big-enough shower, a camper’s toilet – this isn’t for the too discreet.
Seeing how other mobile homeowners decorate and update their homes is a great way to get ideas and inspiration for your own home and this one is full of great beach cottage decor ideas! This home is listed for sale on Tiny House Listings. It’s a 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home in Newport Beach, CA and it is
Environmentally Friendly Houses – A True Trash to Treasure Tale of a Mobile Home Manufactured homes have always been a leader in the environmentally friendly building. Factory construction limits delays and allow precise control of inventory and material handling. Related: Manufactured Homes are Earth Friendly! While buying a new manufactured home is a great way to reduce
When certain pests enter a home, they can cause a variety of damage and discomfort. Mobile homes are just as vulnerable to pests as any other home. Keeping pests out of a mobile home can prove difficult since there is a lot of space for the tiny creatures to access the interior part of the home. Pest
