Tabitha Brown Is Launching an Outdoor Line at Target, and We've Got Your Sneak Peek at the Coolest Finds

Tab is calling it: Outdoor bean bags and cushions are going to be summer's hottest backyard trend. She recently spotted them all over while vacationing in Dubai, and has seen people toting them to the beach instead of folding chairs. Sounds way more comfortable to us. (Psst: This design features a water-resistant fabric, so you can tote yours to the shore too.)

How fun is this striped outdoor speaker? It's water resistant, Bluetooth-enabled and can be charged via USB, so all you need is a phone and a Spotify account to get the party going.

With this tote, you have no excuse not to go on at least one picnic this summer. The stain-resistant bag is easy to wipe clean, and it's roomy enough to keep entire bottles of rosé chilled, as well as other snacks (perhaps the makings of a charcuterie board to go with it?). There's even a dry storage area and outside compartment, so you can stow napkins, cutlery and your phone and keys.

Your local theater's got nothing on your backyard—once you blow up this inflatable screen. Just set up a projector, some floor cushions and grab the popcorn, and come nightfall, you've got the hottest ticket in town. (We love the fact that it deflates, taking up hardly any space when it's not in use.)

Cooking veggies outdoors gets a whole lot easier with these colorful grill trays. (No more threading kabobs!) Simply toss them in the basket, place on the grill and get to it. Each one is made of nonstick cast iron, so your food won't stick and the heat will be evenly distributed.

C'mon, how cute is this towel? What's even better, though, is its terry velour fabric, which is soft to the touch and absorbent. And, at 72 inches long, it's just the right length for sunbathing.

This reversible pillow features Brown's signature greeting—a cheery "Hello there!"—on one side, and on the other, an on-trend citrus pattern. It's just the right touch to quickly update your old patio set without breaking your budget.

When we asked Brown which item in her collection she was most excited about, her answer surprised us: playing cards. But the reason was two-fold. "I grew up playing cards," she explained, adding that it's an easy item to always have on hand and get people playing and laughing, no cheesy icebreakers needed. Plus, the ones she designed feature her signature colors and patterns—as well as fun graphics in place of the traditional hearts, spades, clubs and diamonds.