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A Room of One's Own is a custom micro-cabin and woodworking studio based in Montana, founded and operated by Charles Finn, a lifelong self-taught woodworker and writer. The company specializes in handcrafted 96-square-foot microcabins built entirely from 100% reclaimed lumber and materials sourced from Heritage Timber in Potomac, Montana, approaching each build as a commissioned art piece rather than a production home. Finn's designs reflect influences from Japanese teahouse architecture, emphasizing simplicity, natural materials, and purposeful use of space. In addition to cabins, the studio produces custom furniture, cabinetry, tables, and specialty woodwork. Featured in Inhabitat and the Huffington Post, A Room of One's Own appeals to clients seeking an artisanal, sustainably built small structure with deep attention to craft and aesthetic detail in the American West.