A translucent glass wall makes a view of the garden always-accessible. This glass wall is also welcoming of natural sunlight during the day, and a romantic feel at night.

From the windows... to the walls! Okay, maybe a more relaxing vibe than that throwback due to the calming nature of 'all white,' but you'll routinely see just

that: white linen, furniture, ceramics, rugs, and more, with occasional pops of color.

Plants in a she shed are the equivalent of beer in a man cave- they're just necessary. The more the merrier, especially of the hard-to-kill air or succulent variety.

Trust us: there's nowhere else you'd rather be on a sunny day than your very own bistro set, sipping coffee outside, with a view of your garden, and a good book.

You'll likely see the teeniest of spaces made into cozy spots to cuddle up with a cat, book, or warm beverage. In this case, a window-ledge is made into a

place to recline and be cozy.

If you happen to be hosting some of your girl friends, it's nice to have a spot to talk into the wee hours, without getting cold. Naturally, there's a fire

pit, and comfy outdoor furniture to facilitate this.

Crumpets and tea, anyone? As if you have to ask. The answer isn't "yes" or "no," it's simply a matter of "when?"

Whether it's flowers outside, inside, whether they're real or fake, they add an undeniable feminine flair to any she shack.

Relaxation is a given, but most she shacks will also have handy compartments for your gardening tools, yarn spools, or any other hobby you'd like to nurture.

They're the extra touches that would definitely be absent from a man cave, but abundantly available in a she shack. A couch is so much more than a couch when you

can prop your legs up with a pillow or two, and cocoon yourself in a fuzzy, plush blanket.