With over thirty years of experience in mobile home manufacturing, the French brand O’Hara – a premium design brand under the Bio Habitat group – continues to innovate in response to evolving demands for comfort, environmental responsibility, and inclusivity. The O’Hara 2026 collection is clear proof of this approach, offering modern models that combine functionality, sustainability and accessibility. The range includes 12 models with 2 or 3 bedrooms, all designed to ensure year-round well-being thanks to enhanced standard insulation and environmentally-conscious design solutions focused on comfort.
The interiors draw inspiration from raw materials and natural tones, with wood as the central element featured throughout each space, right up to the ceiling. Clean lines and functional furniture define the aesthetic, with special attention to the bathroom, which boasts a spacious shower with innovative open walls and an XXL marble-effect sink.
Thermal comfort in every season
Once again, O’Hara sets itself apart through its ability to innovate, constantly renewing the design and features of its mobile homes with cutting-edge technologies. All models in the O’Hara 2026 collection come equipped with dual insulation as standard, both in the flooring and roofing, making them suitable for use even in off-season months. The use of GR40 glass wool insulation achieves a thermal resistance coefficient of 2.46 m².K/W for the floor and 4.78 m².K/W for the roof, contributing to both comfort and energy efficiency.
The exterior design has also been updated with a new rainwater drainage system, featuring exposed metal gutters and an extended roof overhang. Two new siding colors, inspired by the forest homes of the Landes region, bring a natural and harmonious touch to the collection.
A mobile home for everyone: the new 50 m² model
One of the standout innovations in the 2026 collection is the 1175 3CH model, the first 50 m² premium mobile home designed to accommodate people with reduced mobility. Created in partnership with FNHPA (Fédération Nationale de l’Hôtellerie de Plein Air) and the Passerelles network (an association that supports family holidays for children with disabilities), this model represents a tangible step toward more inclusive tourism. It also leverages a legal exemption introduced in April 2024 that allows for an increased living area in mobile homes, provided they are fully accessible and functional for people with disabilities.
The O’Hara project meets the needs of families and guests with disabilities thanks to features such as: 150 cm turning radii in every room, doors at least 83 cm wide, ceiling heights of 2.30 meters, the option to include a medical bed, a 13 m² master bedroom with ample storage, and an XXL bathroom with accessible shower, adjustable seat, folding wall, support bars, wall-mounted toilet, and adapted sink.
The model retains all the aesthetic and technical features of the O’Hara 2026 range, offering high-quality materials, year-round comfort, and a refined yet minimal design. It will be showed at the upcoming French autumn trade shows.
Coco Chrono Salle d’O: the road-registered mobile home is here
Another innovation from the Bio Habitat group comes from the Coco Sweet brand, which expands its lineup with the Coco Chrono Salle d’O model. This is a lightweight, mobile, and self-contained housing solution, designed to face modern climate challenges such as the increasing risk of flooding. Coco Chrono Salle d’O is built on a road-registered trailer, allowing it to be moved on roads or paths at speeds up to 25 km/h, even in undeveloped areas. Its full bathroom option (Salle d’O) transforms it into a fully autonomous micro holiday home, ready for rapid setup or removal.
Available in two stylish tones, vanilla and liquorice, Coco Chrono Salle d’O can be purchased or leased on a 7-year long-term rental basis, making it an adaptable solution for campsites, tourist villages, or hospitality facilities seeking safe, mobile accommodations.
Despite its compact 20 m² size, the unit is fully equipped: a full bathroom (shower, sink, mirror, separate toilet), a living area with kitchenette, and four sleeping places split into two separate spaces. The structure is well-insulated and secure, featuring double glass safety doors that can be locked for peace of mind.
The model will make its official debut at the Atlantica Trade Show in Niort, from October 7–9, 2025, at the Bio Habitat stand.
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