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UB Unga Bunga Tiki Socialite CaliTikifornia Joined: Jun 06, 2003 Posts: 5878	UB Unga Bunga Posted posted on Mon, Aug 4, 2003 9:21 PM Tiki Tex, Thanks for the nice comp. All these great (TCer’) suggestions can be blended into a single theme. Use the sun toward your advantage (kahukini), stained glass, and bamboo trim (thechikitiki). Fishing floats look awesome through the sun. Then when the sun goes down, simply replace it with strategically placed light bulbs (color of your choice). How about a wide and narrow fish tank, centering it (with risers) in the middle of the window and build a nautical\tiki theme around it An idea I wanted to do, but did not get around to, was to take on of those bubble panels you used to see in the Chic shops at the mall,(which are really cheap now(EBay) (and no fish to feed) and build a nautical\tiki theme around and in front of it. A frame around the window of palms and ferns will love the sunlight as well. You will question yourself, what was more fun, having a tiki bar or building one.

Tiki Tex,
Thanks for the nice comp.
All these great (TCer’) suggestions can be blended into a single theme.
Use the sun toward your advantage (kahukini), stained glass, and bamboo trim (thechikitiki). Fishing floats look awesome through the sun. Then when the sun goes down, simply replace it with strategically placed light bulbs (color of your choice).
How about a wide and narrow fish tank, centering it (with risers) in the middle of the window and build a nautical\tiki theme around it
An idea I wanted to do, but did not get around to, was to take on of those bubble panels you used to see in the Chic shops at the mall,(which are really cheap now(EBay) (and no fish to feed) and build a nautical\tiki theme around and in front of it.
A frame around the window of palms and ferns will love the sunlight as well.
You will question yourself, what was more fun, having a tiki bar or building one.

Post #46094 by Unga Bunga on Mon, Aug 4, 2003 9:21 PM