New Tiki Mag piece by Duke Carter - General Tiki

T Tiki-Kate Member Yucaipa, CA Joined: Sep 21, 2003 Posts: 1700	T Tiki-Kate Posted posted on Sat, Apr 25, 2009 7:52 AM Yes. I read it. He makes a really good point, and strangely this is something that Kirby pointed out to me recently. Isn't it a little weird to have a house filled with nothing but tikis? I always thought that my "If there's no tiki on it, then it's not coming in the house" philosophy would keep my collection focused. But in reality, it's a little bit "overwhelming" as Duke suggested. (I don't think it goes the way of being boring though.) When I look around my house, almost every room is filled with nothing but tikis. But when I think about my favorite walls, many of them are the ones that contain other elements, and the wall of tiki is broken up. I especially love my breakfast nook which is filled with vintage BBQ trays.

Yes. I read it.

He makes a really good point, and strangely this is something that Kirby pointed out to me recently. Isn't it a little weird to have a house filled with nothing but tikis?

I always thought that my "If there's no tiki on it, then it's not coming in the house" philosophy would keep my collection focused. But in reality, it's a little bit "overwhelming" as Duke suggested. (I don't think it goes the way of being boring though.)

When I look around my house, almost every room is filled with nothing but tikis. But when I think about my favorite walls, many of them are the ones that contain other elements, and the wall of tiki is broken up. I especially love my breakfast nook which is filled with vintage BBQ trays.

Post #449568 by Tiki-Kate on Sat, Apr 25, 2009 7:52 AM