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The Wiki Wake Hey Tiki Lounge is located in our home in Lexington, SC.

We collect Heywood Wakefield furniture and came across a set of their "Ashcraft" line of bent oak to start our tiki lounge. The name of our lounge comes from the blending of the manufacturers name.

The lounge sticks to a mostly mid century tiki vibe to tie in with our home decor.

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The Hammerhead Hideaway is an outdoor tiki bar underneath a native American Chikee Hut structure. The name came to us when my wife saw two people throwing away a 9 foot long fiberglass hammerhead shark. She pulled over and jedi mind tricked another observer into helping to put it into her tiny Mazda Miata convertible (tail out the roof). We've had lots of help with the major construction, deck, fence, bathroom, lighting, and bar. And we've done most of the finishing artistic touches ourselves. Highlighted by the hammerhead that has been refurbished and covered in traditional tattoos, custom tilework on the bar top, lighting, wall treatments, and the surrounding gardens.

We just moved our bar 3hrs north and, as all Tiki, a work in progress! We only call it “Boobie Bar” because of the abstract naked lady on front of the bar in the vinyl. The actual bar came from a fabulous MCM home in Saint Louis. The previous owners thought it was brought back from Korea by a soldier, but we are unsure of the exact origins. We also love blow mold Santa’s, bourbon, bamboo/rattan furniture and parties!!!

Inspired by the Mid-Century Tiki scene, the Two Can Tiki Lounge is a collection of artifacts and DIY decorations. The lounge has a full wet bar, dining area, living room lounge, and even a sauna.

Our home bar in Orlando, FL. Heavily inspired by Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

Lakeside bar for laughter and fun

Designed and built by Notch; our main large tiki and several other elements by Tiki Diablo.

Adventure awaits at this home tiki bar tucked away in the Central Valley of California. The collection started in 2004 but remained in storage for many years. During the quarantiki of 2020, it was transformed into a tangible outpost inspired by the Disneyland Jungle Cruise and Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar.

Vintage Hawaiiana meets nautical with a splash of pineapple.