I think if you measure your furniture and measure the cushions, etc., that might give you an idea. I have had the same with my Martha Stewart, so the handy tape measure stays in my purse and another by my computer for any and all items I purchase in situ or on line, including clothing for menopausal women with an everincreasing waistline.

Living in Florida, I can state that the tropics are very hard on outdoor furniture. It it's not under a covered area, it will not last long. I could never understand why all the people here purchased plastic outdoor furniture until I started to have to throw away my own after 2 years in service. The woven wicker resin furniture pieces only had 2 years before all the 'wicker' started to crack and unravel. The steel with a powder coat still rusts. Not even cast aluminum is immune from corrosion. My HOA purchased new aluminum furniture with slings, and after one year the slings are sagging from use. You might want to take your cue from the cruise industry. The boats most often have the furniture with the straps. They're not too expensive, relatively comfortable and can be restrapped if necessary. All the sales on outdoor furniture started in time for the 4th of July, so you're late in looking, but Home Depot and Lowes both have much of their furniture on sale, and certain stores have additional discounts on pieces that haven't moved in their store, but it means going from store to store to check. Also, don't discount going to thrift and 2nd hand stores. I've found pairs of chaise lounges in good condition for $40 each at times. Good Luck.

I agree with above. You have lots of space to work with. I would make a lounge area with sofa and chairs and nice coffee table, an eating area, and a by the pool area. You will need to decide your style first. Pics above are a great start. Make an idea book of what you like to get a sense and then start looking for things in person. Now is a great time for sales in many areas. Your landscaping with plants looks lean. I would also get some lovely over side planters and fill them with green and colour. Choose something hearty for your area

D Walldell - sorry for late response. Funny you should ask. I didn’t end up purchasing anything back when I originally posted this because I couldn’t make a decision. However we just ordered outdoor furniture from Yardbird this past week as a showroom opened up in our area and I was able to see it in person. Ordered a wicker resin outdoor set with cushions as well as a dining table. They make individual covers for all their pieces that are apparently pretty water resistant and get great reviews. We don’t actually have the furniture yet but I can update with how we like it. I had originally planned on a polywood set from Berlin Gardens so we could feel more comfortable leaving it out in the winter, but I didn’t find it as attractive and adding up everything I wanted to purchase including deep seating, dining, covers etc it was going to be close to $25K which was too risky for me if I didn’t absolutely love the look of it. I think the actual polywood brand has some attractive and more modern pieces, but you have to order online and put together yourself.