Delicate Details Turn This Two-Loft Tiny Into a Cozy English Cottage on Wheels

Based on the popular Mobi 02 platform, this medium-sized dwelling (built on a 7.8 meters/25.5 feet trailer) boasts two unconnected loft rooms with separate access and a spacious main floor with a versatile living/dining room in the center. Like all the designs from this European brand, it's remarkably luminous and airy, without any unnecessary additions and with lots of carefully hidden storage.

Style-wise, the Mango tiny house stands out due to its harmonious mix of Scandinavian and English cottage styles. The impression is that of a traditional rural home with all the charm of the English countryside but without the unwanted clutter and with a much more efficient layout. Like its sister homes, the deliciously-named Mango tiny demonstrates that color can play a significant role in the ambiance of a small dwelling.

Tangerine, Lemon, and Mango are all vividly-colored mobile homes with striking exteriors and a sophisticated color palette inside. They add a dominant splash of color to the classic minimalistic style, which instantly elevates it, making the home come alive. The Mango model, in particular, uses a chic combination of different shades of green with a traditional floral pattern.

On the outside, the beautiful bottle green façade is highlighted by white-framed windows and a lovely retractable awning in white and light green shades. Inside, the large custom-made sofa in light green and the delicate floral pattern curtains add a fresh and joyful touch to the classic Scandinavian style with white walls and natural-colored wood. Mango feels like a family home as soon as you walk in, yet modern and bright at the same time.

The huge sofa in the middle takes center stage, and for good reason. This part of the house has a double function. On one hand, it's a welcoming living room with enough space to entertain friends and family members coming over. The L-shaped sofa comes with built-in storage and is cleverly placed between the front and back windows for an extra dose of sunlight. A compact mobile table replaces the standard coffee table, which would take up more space.

A TV is mounted on the wall, with a fireplace setup in place for future owners. As if by magic, this cozy living room can easily become a much-needed dining room, something that's often missing in tiny homes. This is possible thanks to the same custom-made mobile table that can be set against the wall, with two matching chairs – enough to create a comfortable dining nook by the window. Plus, the foldable chairs can also be conveniently stored on the wall when not in use.

This stylish living/dining room with a dual function is flanked by a compact kitchen on one side and a storage area plus the bathroom on the other side. Mango's kitchen is tiny but mighty. It takes advantage of the home's full width, which allows for a generous countertop, large cabinets, and multiple overhead storage with both open and closed shelves. In terms of appliances, this kitchen is anything but rustic. The oven and fridge are electric, and it also comes with an induction cooktop, a hood, and a dishwasher.

At the other end of the house, the bathroom is equally well-equipped. The conventional toilet and regular-size shower are standard features, along with the vanity and overhead cabinet. A simple white-and-black color palette with a few natural wood accents and an intricate tile pattern is perfect for adding a stylish touch to this small space.

Mango hides plenty of storage. A couple of large closets located between the living room and the bathroom area double as a staircase with asymmetric steps for one of the loft bedrooms. This atypical staircase also comes with a wooden, LED-illuminated handrail. It leads to the home's beautiful main bedroom.

The white shiplap ceiling and walls, together with the same floral curtains, create a wonderfully relaxing and familiar atmosphere, while large windows frame the generous-sized bed. Last but not least, a beautifully crafted openwork wooden handrail doubles as a protection wall. This is the perfect bedroom for a country-style home despite size limitations.

The second loft bedroom is almost identical, except for the full-height woven rope rail instead of a protection wall. Also, this area is accessed via a basic ladder, which is more uncomfortable but helps save precious space for the main floor layout.

Mango combines a traditional interior style with the standard comfort features of a modern home. This includes an underfloor heating system and an air conditioner so that future owners can enjoy comfortable living in all seasons and weather conditions. Boasting all the benefits of a home on wheels, the Mango tiny is also one of those abodes that instantly feel like home due to the ingenious layout and carefully added style accents.