The Aumakua Hai - Home Tiki Bars

N notebooms Member San Jose, CA Joined: Jul 17, 2010 Posts: 38	N notebooms Posted posted on Sun, Feb 19, 2012 7:14 PM my wife did the upholstery on the rattan furniture. you can see an old Oceanic Arts tiki on the right that we found. next to the tiki is an old light that Oceanic Arts built a long time ago. I need to find more witco bar stools..... my wife will upholster them when i find enough. on the bar top is a very old canoe that i found. we've got plans for that. the big tiki behind the bar was carved by Richard Ellis in Malibu, circa 1960's. Im told it was part of a Beverly Hills restaurant back in the day (not originally painted, but likely painted in the 70s) -scott noteboom

my wife did the upholstery on the rattan furniture.
you can see an old Oceanic Arts tiki on the right that we found.
next to the tiki is an old light that Oceanic Arts built a long time ago.
I need to find more witco bar stools..... my wife will upholster them when i find enough.
on the bar top is a very old canoe that i found. we've got plans for that.
the big tiki behind the bar was carved by Richard Ellis in Malibu, circa 1960's. Im told it was part of a Beverly Hills restaurant back in the day (not originally painted, but likely painted in the 70s)

-scott noteboom

Post #625670 by notebooms on Sun, Feb 19, 2012 7:14 PM