Wordsmith Charles Finn Builds Peaceful Microhomes from Reclaimed Materials

It comes as no surprise to us that we're not the only people in the world who have a juicy love affair with <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/tiny-house/">tiny homes</a> - although <a href="http://finncharles.wix.com/a-room-of-ones-own#!the_breads/c21kz">Charles Finn</a> is better at building them than we are. A wordsmith who edits the literary <em><a href="http://highdesertjournal.com">High Desert Journal</a></em>, Finn first started flirting with microhomes following a stint in a 7 x 12 foot <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vardo_(Romani_wagon)">vardo wagon</a> in British Columbia that had no plumbing or electricity. After moving to Potomac, Montana, he built himself an 8 x 12 foot cabin with reclaimed barn wood, and then another, and then another.

Charles Finn builds custom micro homes

Most of Finn's constructions are built with available or reclaimed materials

Each design is unique

The interiors are warm and rustic, furnished as they are with natural materials

This is the first cabin that Finn built - the Potomac Cabin

Albeit small, each cabin has all of the amenities a person who yearns for the simple life needs