Spending time outdoors can boost your mental and physical health, experts say. And there are a lot of ways to get outside, from hiking and camping to walking the dog — even just sitting in your own backyard. If your outdoor space feels a little lackluster, spruce it up with some new furniture while you still have time to enjoy the sunny season. Drew Barrymore’s Walmart line recently released a gorgeous wicker swivel chair that’s perfect for sipping lemonade, reading a book, bird watching or even taking an afternoon nap.

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It’s not often you find patio furniture that’s comfortable, durable and affordable. You can sit, swivel and snooze in this generously sized chair that looks like it costs a lot more.
First things first: If you didn’t know, Beautiful by Drew Barrymore is the celebrity’s line of home goods, and it’s only available at Walmart. The brand’s indoor accent chair instantly became a bestseller when it launched a couple of years ago. Now, the outdoor version is here, and it’s bound to be just as popular.
The chair has a wicker base that hides a heavy-duty, rust-resistant steel frame that can rotate 360 degrees. Its bouclé cushions are weather-resistant and come pre-treated with 3M Scotchgard to prevent stains and fading. The elegant Porcini taupe color can elevate almost any space (it also came in Thyme green, but that color is already sold out). Want to keep your new perch protected from the rain? This chair comes with a matching cover that’s easy to slip over the top.
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“It is incredibly comfortable and surprisingly spacious, making it the perfect spot to curl up with a good book and relax outside for hours,” said one reviewer. “Assembly was quick and easy — I had it put together in no time with no hassle at all.”
Another shared: “This chair is incredible. Amazing quality. Very large. Very sturdy, and durable cushions, while still being very cozy and soft … I am honestly blown away by Walmart lately, and the super reasonable price point to match great quality is a 100/10 for me!”
Looking to refresh your entire outdoor space? Walmart has a lot of pretty patio items that would go beautifully with your new chair. Take a look below for more shopping inspiration.

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Put your feet up on this matching ottoman. Well, actually, it’s a twofer — the top is cushioned on one side for sitting or supporting your legs, but flip it over, and it’s a table. Oh, and it also comes with a cover to protect it from the elements!

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A rug can help pull any space together, even your patio, and this one adds a pop of color. Don’t worry, it’s meant for the outdoors — it has a skid-resistant bottom, it’s easy to clean with a hose or a large-capacity washing machine, and you can fold it up for easy storage in the colder months.

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Make your spiffy new chair even more comfy with a throw pillow like this one. It comes in a matching taupe color, but adds a subtle pattern for extra flair.

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Add a stylish umbrella to your setup to give yourself some much-needed shade. This one comes in light blue with cream-colored scalloped trim and a brass-colored steel frame that tilts with the push of a button. You can use it with a table or set it next to your chair by grabbing a base (not included).

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Got a green thumb? Show it off by putting your favorite flowers in this floral-printed planter. It’s 8 inches tall and 8 inches wide, with a drainage hole and a plug, so you can use it outside in the warmer months or inside all year round.

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Ditch that harsh outdoor-security-light feel with string lights that’ll make your space warm and inviting. Start with this short string of six shatter-proof bulbs or deck out the whole backyard — you can get a string up to 48 feet long.

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This fire pit uses propane and has electronic ignition, so you don’t have to worry about finding firewood or smelling like smoke. Plus, its concrete finish makes it look so much more expensive than it is! Pop on the cover and it’s a table.

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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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