If you are looking for ideas on tiki bar decor for your home bar, check out this thread at Tiki Central.  Forum members have added their photos over the past couple of years and it has turned into an excellent collection of tiki bars built in basements and backyards.  It is definitely worth bookmarking if you are planning to build your own tiki bar or looking add some authentic touches to your current setup.
There are a lot of incredible designs in this thread, but this one is probably my favorite.

If you are looking for a little inspiration for your backyard tiki bar, check out this video from YouTube.  These guys made great use of stuff lying around — leftover cabinets from a kitchen remodel, old license plates, etc and built it into a big backyard tree.  For an ice chest, the pirate’s chest is a great addition.  Some very original ideas here.

If you are looking for more inspiration on indoor or outdoor tiki bars, check our our tiki bar plans.  These plans can walk you through the necessary steps …

As everyone starts giving up on their 2009 resolutions, here are a few 2009 Drinking Goals worth enjoying (perhaps even implementing) from the Tasty Booze Blog.  Not at all related to all that is tiki, but still good for a few laughs.  My personal favorite:
Open and close a bar
I’m not talking about stopping in for a cheery morning pint before work and then stopping back by for a night cap. I’m talking about being the first person to belly-up in the morning and being the last one the bartender asks …

Here is a classic mug from Tiki Farm – the Tikinator Mug! It’s mission is to serve you refreshing cocktails from the future.
“TILT HIM BAAAACCCKK” Maori inspired design – this mug is definitely one of the wildest yet. It took the talent of legendary Tiki & Surf Artist Rick Rietveld to come up with this one. Stands 8″ high and has a 20 oz. capacity.Tiki mugs are ceramic drinkware originating in mid-century American tiki bars and tropical themed restaurants, believed to have been pioneered by Don the Beachcomber. Often with …

Whether you are planning a business trip to Seattle or heading to New York for a romantic weekend, there is probably a tiki bar or two worth visiting.  Rather than just blindly hitting the Yellow Pages, check out Critiki, a directory and review sites of Tiki Bars all over the world.  With over 650 locations listed (including 550+ in the United States), you can quickly find new tiki bars to see and offer your comments after visiting.  It even includes listings for great tiki bars that have long since disappeared.