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VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
Building a home from scratch can be a daunting task, but for Marlena and Eugene, it was an adventure worth every challenge. With a passion for repurposing materials and a commitment to sustainability, they embarked on creating a unique home that reflects their love for nature and simplicity. Marlena and Eugene’s story began in 2016 when they met and quickly discovered a shared dream of living off the grid. Eugene, who was already living in a shack in the woods, inspired Marlena with his rustic lifestyle. Together, they decided to take on the challenge of building their own home, using materials they could find, repurpose, or trade.
Their small but efficient kitchen is a perfect example of their ingenuity. Featuring a large fridge, a deep sink, and a propane stove, this kitchen, though compact, serves their needs perfectly. The Butcher Block countertop, a cherished piece from Marlena’s grandfather’s house in Mississippi, adds a touch of family history to their space. The couple’s resourcefulness is evident in every detail, from the repurposed fence panels used for cabinets to the vintage door knobs salvaged from a trash pile.
The living room was the first space Eugene built entirely by hand, without power tools, as they were fully off-grid at the time. The floor, made from repurposed wood from an old gym, and the wood stove, a gift from a client, highlight their commitment to creating a cozy, self-reliant home. As their solar power system expanded, they were able to install a mini-split air conditioner, a much-needed addition in the Texas heat.
In their bathroom, the couple installed a dry compost toilet system, reflecting their dedication to water conservation. The bathroom also features a unique shower with a rock floor, adding to the rustic charm of their home. The entire house is powered by a solar system that Eugene meticulously set up, with batteries repurposed from electric vehicles and water filtered through a comprehensive filtration system to ensure purity.
One of the standout features of their home is the rooftop deck, offering stunning views of the Texas Hill Country. This space is a testament to their love of nature and their desire to live harmoniously within it. The deck, built with leftover materials from various projects, is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the scenery.
Marlena and Eugene’s journey is a testament to the power of creativity, resourcefulness, and the willingness to embrace imperfection. Their home, built with love and determination, is more than just a house—it’s a reflection of their values and their commitment to living simply and sustainably. Today, they share their space with guests through their Hill Country Nature Retreat, inviting others to experience the beauty and tranquility of the life they’ve built together.
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Their Social Media Links:
Their Instagram - instagram.com/hillcountrynatureretreat
Their Website - hillcountrynatureretreat.com/links
Interested In Being Featured On The Channel? : http://bit.ly/Tour-Application
VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
Building a home from scratch can be a daunting task, but for Marlena and Eugene, it was an adventure worth every challenge. With a passion for repurposing materials and a commitment to sustainability, they embarked on creating a unique home that reflects their love for nature and simplicity. Marlena and Eugene’s story began in 2016 when they met and quickly discovered a shared dream of living off the grid. Eugene, who was already living in a shack in the woods, inspired Marlena with his rustic lifestyle. Together, they decided to take on the challenge of building their own home, using materials they could find, repurpose, or trade.
Their small but efficient kitchen is a perfect example of their ingenuity. Featuring a large fridge, a deep sink, and a propane stove, this kitchen, though compact, serves their needs perfectly. The Butcher Block countertop, a cherished piece from Marlena’s grandfather’s house in Mississippi, adds a touch of family history to their space. The couple’s resourcefulness is evident in every detail, from the repurposed fence panels used for cabinets to the vintage door knobs salvaged from a trash pile.
The living room was the first space Eugene built entirely by hand, without power tools, as they were fully off-grid at the time. The floor, made from repurposed wood from an old gym, and the wood stove, a gift from a client, highlight their commitment to creating a cozy, self-reliant home. As their solar power system expanded, they were able to install a mini-split air conditioner, a much-needed addition in the Texas heat.
In their bathroom, the couple installed a dry compost toilet system, reflecting their dedication to water conservation. The bathroom also features a unique shower with a rock floor, adding to the rustic charm of their home. The entire house is powered by a solar system that Eugene meticulously set up, with batteries repurposed from electric vehicles and water filtered through a comprehensive filtration system to ensure purity.
One of the standout features of their home is the rooftop deck, offering stunning views of the Texas Hill Country. This space is a testament to their love of nature and their desire to live harmoniously within it. The deck, built with leftover materials from various projects, is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the scenery.
Marlena and Eugene’s journey is a testament to the power of creativity, resourcefulness, and the willingness to embrace imperfection. Their home, built with love and determination, is more than just a house—it’s a reflection of their values and their commitment to living simply and sustainably. Today, they share their space with guests through their Hill Country Nature Retreat, inviting others to experience the beauty and tranquility of the life they’ve built together.
Shot by - instagram.com/theaveragebrad
Edited by - instagram.com/filmbro_
TINY HOME TOURS LINKS:
Subscribe - youtube.com/c/TinyHomeTours
Facebook - facebook.com/Tinyhome.tours
Instagram - instagram.com/tinyhometours
Newsletter : bit.ly/THT-Newsletter
Podcast : http://bit.ly/THT-Podcast
Apply for a tour : http://bit.ly/Tour-Application
LIFE ON THE ROAD IN A SKOOLIE LINKS
Life On The Road In A Skoolie Newsletter : http://bit.ly/OGSN-Signup
Subscribe For Life On The Road Videos : http://bit.ly/OffGridSkoolieSubscribe
