Tour the Most Stunning Mobile Home in America

Model Rachel Roberts and her contractor husband Patrick Stoker live with their son Max and dogs Chief and Cy (named for painter Cy Twombly) and cat Finn in a beautifully appointed trailer in what some have called the most glamorous mobile home park in America; Paradise Cove in Malibu, California. Family mementoes, houseplants accented with crystals, handcrafted pottery and luxe details give their home a unique, comfortable style. "There's definitely a cozy bohemian beach shack vibe happening," says Rachel of their home-by-the-sea. Here Rachel grabs a hat from her collection for a walk with one of the family's two dogs, Chief.

Rachel, Patrick and baby Max outside their luxe Malibu mobile home. "It's a short walk to the beach," says Rachel. "We are incredibly lucky to live near the ocean...we live closer to the Pacific Coast Highway than the water so we do hear a lot of highway noise on busy days but in the very early hours of the morning we can hear the waves crashing from our bed. That is a dream come true for me."

"I've tried to keep it very light, airy and incorporate a lot of natural textures and details like plants, rugs, special light fixtures. But then there's also my flea market eclectic huntress soul that is a major part of my interior style," says Rachel. "For example my ceramics, all my mismatched old furniture, art, books and textiles." Rachel and Patrick also boast a significant collection of vintage vinyl which she likes to play in what she calls the home's "funk zone."

A record player, vintage vinyl collection and cozy velvet chair make this corner of Rachel's home the perfect place to kick back and relax with a great record. "I've been collecting records since I was a teenager," says Rachel. "I was lucky both of my parents have great music taste. I have learned and continue to learn so much from my dad. He's basically a pop music historian. And my mom has the soul part covered. I listen to a lot of Aretha Franklin, Paul Simon, Beatles, Van Morrison, Neil Young, Otis Redding. Lately a lot of Bruce Springsteen. And then very importantly I have some good hip hop albums when I need to clean house. And when I need to really chill, it's Bon Iver."