My tiki bar (please critique) - Other Crafts

M McTiki Member Sunny Florida Joined: Aug 22, 2004 Posts: 1962	M McTiki Posted posted on Fri, May 11, 2007 12:51 PM I can sympathize with not wanting to alter the original for whatever reason. (See my store pics) This is what creative genious is for. Using 1/4" plywood, you can not only cover the existing bar, but, create a larger appearance to it as well! Good lookin space so far. You can't go wrong with Rattan stools! The mentioning of more Tiki influences and the addition of poly influenced lighting are dead on. I was focussing purely on the main eye catchers first, but since the walls already have matting, I went bar-side first as it was not adorned yet! (Nice selections by the way!) Mahalo and thank you for sharing McTiki

I can sympathize with not wanting to alter the original for whatever reason. (See my store pics) This is what creative genious is for. Using 1/4" plywood, you can not only cover the existing bar, but, create a larger appearance to it as well!

Good lookin space so far.

You can't go wrong with Rattan stools!

The mentioning of more Tiki influences and the addition of poly influenced lighting are dead on.

I was focussing purely on the main eye catchers first, but since the walls already have matting, I went bar-side first as it was not adorned yet! (Nice selections by the way!)

Mahalo and thank you for sharing

McTiki

Post #305722 by McTiki on Fri, May 11, 2007 12:51 PM