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Tropical Design & Styling Guide
Welcome to the tropics! With our guide, you can transform any part of your home, indoors or out (or both!) into your own personalized tropical escape! We are all about recreating those life-changing tropical environments and experiences at home for those who have either visited amazingly beautiful tropical resorts and never wanted to come home or those who dream of going to places like the South Pacific or Bali but never do!
We have pulled together a lot of ideas about how to get inspired and then even more ideas about where to start and what to do so you can transform any space from a small corner of a room to your entire home into a true, tropical retreat.
So having said that, fix yourself your favorite beverage, grab a pen and a notepad, and then breathe, relax, and imagine. Let’s get busy creating!
The sea turtle is an iconic representation of peaceful blue tropical oceans, sandy beaches and relaxing island lifestyles. These creatures are an integral part of the global marine life spectrum as they help to maintain healthy and balanced marine habitats.
One of the quickest and easiest ways to transform the look of your house is to simply give it a fresh coat of paint. As you can imagine, a freshly painted house makes a fantastic first impression.
Most people would love to escape to a breathtaking, exotic, faraway island like Fiji, the Maldives, Phuket in Thailand, or the Cook Islands. Being by the ocean rejuvenates the mind and the body. It calms you and it creates contentment.
In this post, we will take a look at several styles or themes which are often used in the “Tiki” look. While there is no specific or official number of these, we have identified 7 which are the most common. But just remember that the cool thing with Tiki is that you can customize it any way you want so it works for you.
In this post, we will take a look at the elements of tiki design which can be construed as cultural appropriation. We feel it is important to do this because we are very passionate about the countries we import from and the people who live there.