i want to buy an outdoor chaise lounge. But what is outdoor chaise lounge advantages?

The area is long and narrow, 8 feet by 23 feet. The long front is screened; the two end walls are beige stucco, like house. Ceiling is white. I'm getting a ceiling fan. I have green indoor-outdoor carpet, a bit worn, but okay. There's a white plastic chaise lounge with green striped cushion and a white plastic table with four chairs. I have place mats and silk tulips on the table. There's one small white plastic table. I don't love the white plastic patio furniture, but it's all I can afford right now. I want to accessorize and add some wall decor to the stucco, if possible. But what? I don't have a green thumb, and I live in Florida. I will add some plants and flowers, but need suggestions. It's hot and humid here. Fabrics fade and mildew. During certain seasons, yellow pollen lies thick as powder over everything. So I have to be practical. It doesn't have to look like Martha Stewart dropped by, but I do need practical, inexpensive suggestions. Ideas, please!!

. . .preferably in cedar or some other type of long lasting wood. . .

Got a table, only needed the table but it came with 4 iron chairs, I'm trying to come up with ideas of what I can do with the chairs. I was thinking using 2 for extra seating when needed and putting the other 2 together and making sort of a settee/love seat thing or pairing them up and figuring how to make 2 sep. chaise lounges but don't know how that will look or work any ideas/advice? Sorry I guess I should have put this part; the chairs have no cushions or even any butt support at all I need to get the wood then cover (no big deal) and they do not have arms. Thank you everybody/anybody

I purchase teak cleaner from a boat supply store, and its taking forever give. All of the slats in the table, chairs and chaise lounges....I've read this that you shouldn't power wash teak because it can splinter. So my question is has anyone ever power washed outdoor teak furniture and what was the result?