Tiki bar decor

If you’re a fan of exotic drinks, tiki bars are the perfect place for you to enjoy a night out. Tiki bars are known for their tropical cocktails, Polynesian-inspired decor, and laid-back atmosphere that transports you to a paradise island. Whether you’re a seasoned tiki drinker or a newcomer to the scene, there are plenty of tiki bars around the world to explore and enjoy. The history of tiki bars can be traced back to the 1930s and 1940s when Polynesian culture became popular in the USA

They may look like they were handcarved on some breezy tropical island, but are actually made of durable weather-resistant handpainted polyresin that won't break or crack. They come in small and large sizes, feature a hole in the bottom for drainage and can not only be used as flower pot, but as a unique ice bucket for your next Luau party.

"It’s about the complete transformative experience of leaving the outside world and coming to another world where it’s dusk, it’s moody, it’s atmospheric."

Ready to enjoy tropical cocktails in your home tiki bar? We have the five essential design elements you'll need to create your very own paradise.

Great photo to generate ideas and inspiration for tiki decor, patterns and materials.

Stop inside the Polynesian-inspired paradise

When I first envisioned this tiki bar, I knew I wanted it to have incredible illuminated bar shelves to display the bottles and tiki mugs, as well as glass float lights hanging from the roofline. It was very tricky at times, but I am in love with the results. Thank you @tom_im_not for helping me capture the bar “after dark!” #dollhouseminiatures #oneinchscale #petiteprovisionsco