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Small Mobile Home Becomes Sensational Weekend Hideaway

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This 800-square-foot small mobile home is the perfect example of making the most of a small space. Designer Susan Taylor was able to turn this second home, located in the famous Paradise Cove luxury community, into the perfect vacation hideaway.

Related: 3 AMAZING MILLION DOLLAR DOUBLE WIDE REMODELS IN PARADISE COVE.

Double Duty Interior

The ultimate goal the owners of this small mobile home had was for this to be their weekend getaway space that could be enjoyed by the entire family and their friends. With that in mind, they knew most of the home would need to do double-duty in order to maximize space. Built-ins were added along the walls, along with day beds with built-in storage bins to help create a uncluttered space while still giving lots of storage options.

images courtesy of Sunset.

Easy care floors are perfect for visitors.
A closet is a great spot for a hidden work space.

Related: 3 EASY WAYS TO CARVE OUT A HOME OFFICE IN YOUR MOBILE HOME.

The first purchase for the small mobile home was a light blue vintage-style refrigerator. The rest of the color scheme and vibe was then built around that. Light and airy, with a welcoming feel, the home has a Scandanavian look with a little California cool mixed in.

Open shelving built around the refrigerator leaves no wasted space.
The small kitchen still has plenty of work space.
The headboard even pulls double duty by also being nightstands.
Even the entrance has a open and welcoming feel to it.

We have to say we absolutely love what the designer and owners accomplished with this small mobile home. It has a minimalist feel while still being welcoming and they made great use of the entire space by adding built-ins and hidden storage spaces.

As always thank you for reading Mobile Home LivingĀ®.

Kim Alley

Kim Alley is a writer here at Mobile Home Living and I am honored to have her join us! She has lived in a manufactured home for over 20 years and took on many remodeling and upgrade projects during that time. Kim has three kids, ages 17 to 25, and enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, and camping whenever she can.

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