Teresa took out the built-in bar that separated the kitchen from the living and dining room to open up the space.

By painting the cabinetry Teresa really opened the space up with light. Crisp and clean, with touches of country charm and organic accents, is a great style for those of us that like our homes to have the lived-in, comfy feel.

Related: 7 Affordable Ideas to Update Mobile Home Kitchen Cabinets.

Under the sink, she uses a skirt to add soft texture and a bright rug for comfort and style. The room is full of antique items that recreates a warm setting of yesteryear.

Teresa made the shades above the kitchen sink herself.

Her dining room has a homemade chandelier that is pure genius. Two buckets, steel plumbing pipe and a couple of water shut off valves make a perfectly fitting fixture for the farmhouse decor. Adding truly homemade accents have really given this home the total look and feel of a working homestead.

I’m sure you remember the dining room from the previous posts. It was a favorite update of mine!

Teresa was able to change the entire look of the dining room fireplace with paint, bead board, and by adding a more prominent mantle.

The room is set off by the country chic chandelier that Teresa made herself using pipe and buckets.

Teresa’s mantle and tablescapes are beautiful. She uses light, height, and color so well. Every item is married perfectly to a setting and becomes a unique work of art and adds depth and drama to the room. This is one gorgeous double wide kitchen makeover.

Teresa’s Double Wide Kitchen Makeover Interview

Teresa kindly answered a few questions for us.

What was the most drastic change in your opinion?

It’s a toss-up between the flooring and painting the cabinets. I think I would say the flooring because the before was so horrendous.

What choices were the hardest to make?

Actually once the cabinets were painted everything kind of fell into place. White always gives me a clean slate to do whatever style and colors tickle my fancy. I think using white paint makes just about anything look good.

How did you pre-plan and prepare?

I’ve been thinking about this redo for some time now and I like to keep pics of kitchens that inspire me via Pinterest. So when it came to the actual choosing my style I found that most of the pictures I had ‘pinned’ where of white cabinets, wood floors and with a Farmhouse flair.
Once I had that nailed down I made a list of what comes first, ie. paint cabinets, sew Roman shades (what would I need), flooring etc.  I also made a rule not to do any other projects until I was completely done with the first one on the list, that kept me on task.

What was the hardest physical challenge?

It’s going to sound crazy but it was the Roman Shades, those things sucked the life out of me lol. I now know why they charge an arm and a leg to get custom Roman Shades, they take forever!

How did you choose the flooring.?What features were you looking for?

We wanted floors that were NOT a high gloss. We wanted floors with a feeling that they have been around for a long time something with a hand scraped look, with knot holes and variations in the color. Also, something that would last and stand up to our Golden Retriever.

Did you ever doubt yourself or have buyers remorse over anything?

Nope, I try not to look back, I stew over what to purchase for a while but once I’ve made a decision it’s full speed ahead!

Would you do anything differently?

No, I’m pretty happy with how it all turned out. I do have a couple more things I would like to do to the kitchen down the road, such as adding a bead board or tin ceiling. I would also like to change the backsplash behind the stove. But all in all, I’m very content with my kitchen now.

Thank you, Teresa! Thank you for sharing your double wide kitchen makeover!

You and your home are fine examples of living the good life in a manufactured home! It’s a gorgeous double wide kitchen makeover!

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