Naples, FL Even Had a Polynesian Phone Company Building

Here's another great example of how the Polynesian craze spread. In 1964 the Inter County Telephone and Telegraph Company built the new North Naples exchange building in a Polynesian style. Architects were Gundersen and Wilson of Ft. Myers.

That actually looks more like the mansard/shingle roofs that became popular in the late 60s and 70s in California -- not what I would identify as Polynesian immediately. But they did, obviously, so that's what counts. No Tikis though.