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How To Make Your Mobile Home More Inviting

Casey Cartwright by Casey Cartwright
2 years ago
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A wooden bench with white decorative pillows sits in front of a white wall in the inviting entryway of a mobile home.
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An inviting home helps both you and your guests feel more comfortable. Your friends will want to spend more time at your house, and you’ll feel relaxed even when you’re not entertaining.

Here’s how to make your mobile home more inviting for you and your guests. Be careful; they might never want to leave!

Decorate the Entryway

The entrance to your mobile home makes the first impression on your friends and visitors. Regardless of your budget, you can design an entryway that’s both stylish and practical. If the space is tight, you should consider adding a bench with a hidden shoe rack. Your guests will have a convenient place to take off their shoes, and the extra storage space will keep clutter at bay.

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Add a statement lamp or a patterned rug to incorporate a pop of color in your entryway. Mirrors, artwork, and family photos are also welcome additions. That said, keep it simple. You don’t want your guests to stumble into a cluttered entryway or feel sensory overload.

Declutter Common Areas

After you’ve created a welcoming entryway, you don’t want clutter to ruin that positive first impression. That’s why you need to declutter common areas like the living room and kitchen. Clutter might make guests feel like they’re invading your space.

If the thought of decluttering overwhelms you, you can start small. For example, rather than trying to declutter your entire mobile home, start with one room. Since most people entertain guests in their living room, set a timer for 30 minutes and clear off the coffee table.

Reflect Your Personality

Another way to make your mobile home feel more inviting is to choose décor that reflects your personality. Whether you love hiking, dancing, or painting, your home should show off your interests. Friends and family will feel more comfortable and welcomed into your space if it reflects you. Displaying travel mementos, unique artwork, or concert ticket stubs can also spark interesting conversations with your friends and family.

As an alternative to personal mementos, you can incorporate your favorite colors into your furniture, wall décor, or throw pillows. If you’re a passionate reader, highlight your favorite books on the shelf.

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Keep It Clean

A necessary, but perhaps unexpected, addition to this list is cleanliness. A clean home that smells fresh is one of the best ways to make guests feel welcome. Plus, it won’t cost you anything. Focus on high-traffic areas like the floors in the entryway and living room.

If you’re having visitors over, make sure to clean the bathroom. Even if you have only a few minutes, you can wipe off the counter, clean the mirror, and scrub the toilet. Put away hairbrushes, makeup, or any extra items you have cluttering the counter.

If you’re wondering how to make your mobile home more inviting, remember to manage clutter, design the entryway, keep it clean, and show off your personality. These tips will make your guests enjoy their time at your house even more than they already do.

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