14x70 2-Bedroom 2-Bath Mobile Home Design Ideas: 10 Creative Ways to Maximize a 14x70 2-Bedroom 2-Bath Mobile Home

A while back, a client asked me if we could fit a kitchen island AND a full dining table into their 14x70 mobile home. I laughed at first—then we actually made it happen. Small spaces like these are a designer’s playground: every inch counts, every furniture choice matters, and the best solutions often come from thinking just a little sideways. Today, I’m sharing 10 ideas drawn from real projects to make your 14x70, 2-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home feel bigger, brighter, and better.

1. Open Concept Living

Removing unnecessary walls between the kitchen and living room can dramatically improve natural light flow. In one project, I used a room planner to visualize three different layouts before choosing the one that aligned the dining area with a sunny window—instant mood boost.

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2. Slimline Furniture

Opt for sofas and tables with narrow frames and raised legs so you see more floor space. It tricks the eye into thinking the room is larger—plus, cleaning underneath is easier.

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3. Storage in Surprising Spots

Think drawers under beds, pull-out pantry shelves, and even a fold-down desk in a hallway. These small tweaks solve the clutter problem without eating into your square footage.

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4. Light, Layered Colors

Combine soft whites with muted pastels or warm grays to bounce light around. Avoid heavy, dark tones unless you balance them with bright accents.

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5. Floating Vanities in Bathrooms

In both bathrooms, I love using floating vanities—they make the floor visible and the room feel more spacious. Adding underlighting can create a luxe hotel vibe without a massive budget.

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6. Slide, Don’t Swing

Switch standard doors to sliding or pocket doors. This small change, which I modeled in a free floor plan creator, freed up several square feet in a 14x70 remodel—enough for a laundry shelf.

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7. Center the Kitchen

In many mobile homes, moving the kitchen slightly toward the center improves flow between living and private areas. Bonus: it makes entertaining guests much easier.

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8. Multi-Tasking Surfaces

A kitchen island can also serve as a breakfast bar, homework station, or cocktail counter. I once worked on a kitchen layout planner project where an island doubled as a hidden charging station for devices—surprisingly life-changing.

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9. Vertical Storage

Install cabinets up to the ceiling, or add floating shelves above door frames. Just remember to keep heavier items lower for safety.

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10. Smart Lighting Zones

Break up your lighting into zones: under-cabinet LEDs, dimmable ceiling lights, and wall sconces in bedrooms. This makes spaces feel adaptable for work, relaxation, or entertaining.

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FAQ

1. What is the typical size of a 14x70 mobile home? A 14x70 measures about 980 square feet, usually arranged with two bedrooms and two bathrooms in a narrow layout.

2. How much does it cost to remodel a 14x70 mobile home? A full remodel can range from $20,000–$60,000 depending on finishes, layout changes, and labor where you live.

3. Can I knock down walls in a mobile home? Yes, but you must check which are load-bearing and comply with HUD code or local building rules before removing them.

4. Is an open kitchen possible in this size? Absolutely. Removing partitions between living and kitchen areas is one of the easiest ways to make the space feel larger.

5. How do I increase storage without adding clutter? Use under-bed drawers, wall-mounted shelves, and multi-purpose furniture like ottomans with storage.

6. Are floating vanities safe in mobile homes? Yes, when properly anchored to studs or reinforced walls; they also make bathrooms feel more spacious.

7. What flooring works best? Vinyl planks are durable, budget-friendly, and moisture-resistant—perfect for mobile home kitchens and baths.

8. Where can I experiment with layouts before remodeling? Tools like Coohom’s layout planners let you try different designs virtually before committing, saving time and money.