how about a photo of the view you see?

We put a bench in the view with a wreath on it. very pretty especially after a snow.

Pictures would help for sure. Ours sounds like similar to yours. We have tarps over the furniture through winter. It isn’t pretty but from our living room we can’t see it, only the trees and bushes beyond, so perhaps i care less than if it was in view constantly

I think your question would be better answered if you posted it in the ”Landscape Design” forum. Since I live in a very mild climate I can’t be much help, however, I have friends that live in colder climates & they seem to rely on cold hardy evergreens & plants/trees that look good even when bare, e.g., Japanese Maple & others. Check with your local independent garden center. Pictures?

It doesn’t really sound like a landscaping issue but an I dont want to see my covers sectional all winter issue.

The patio is "partially" covered, therefore open to other landscaping.

No way to advise without at least an interior photo or several, looking at the "beyond".

I find off site inexpensive monthly storage very effective for patio furniture, and a way to not clog up the very necessary garage. Landscaping that plans for the dreary season is also a bonus.

Add jpegs for more suggestions, such as more versatile window coverings and more attractive than "blinds".: )

What color are the covers on the furniture? You can probably paint them. Add ribbons or lights --- this is the time of year to buy them.

In the summer I have large pots that I fill with annuals/perennials. In December I take the pots and stick branches of balsam/evergreen and then add pine cones, berries, or whatever I like.

It really makes the patio look nice (I think so anyway). I have dwarf mugho pines planted around the patio so that gives a touch of green as well.

What about getting some large urns and place close to the house where needed and visually they will be what’s noticed. In the spring, change their content and place around the patio.

I don’t know your planting
zone, but I love the look of ornamental cabbage. They look beautiful in large pots or in the ground.

I think big pots filled with evergreen branches or the kale would be awesome maybe even Christams lights and you could always do afanily of deer that can last not just for Christmas but until spring