Description

Few things transform a room into an authentic tiki bar as fast as a net overhead or draped across a wall. This cotton fish net tiki decor piece is a vibrant blue cotton net strung with four natural wooden floats, built to do exactly that.

Layer it over vintage tapa cloth for a classic, lived-in tiki bar look, or add glass fish floats for a fuller nautical theme. Use it to cover a ceiling, frame a bar area, or back a feature wall — it brings instant texture, colour, and character to any space. It works just as well as a single standout feature as it

Few things transform a room into an authentic tiki bar as fast as a net overhead or draped across a wall. This cotton fish net tiki decor piece is a vibrant blue cotton net strung with four natural wooden floats. So it’s built to do exactly that.

How to Use It

Layer it over vintage tapa cloth for a classic, lived-in tiki bar look. Or add glass fish floats for a fuller nautical theme. You can use it to cover a ceiling, frame a bar area, or back a feature wall. As a result, it brings instant texture, colour, and character to any space. It also works just as well as a single standout feature as it does layered with other nautical and tiki pieces you already own.

What It’s Made From

The net itself is soft cotton rather than stiff nylon. Because of this, it drapes and gathers naturally instead of sitting flat and lifeless against a wall. The four wooden floats are threaded on jute cord, adding a handmade, coastal touch that ties the whole piece together.

Why You’ll Love It

This isn’t a flimsy party-shop net — it’s a proper piece of tiki bar infrastructure. At 150cm x 200cm, this cotton fish net tiki decor piece actually covers a wall or ceiling area. So it won’t look lost and stretched thin. The bold blue cotton also holds its colour and texture far better than the thin nylon netting most decorative nets use. Therefore it looks the part close up and from across the room. Layer it under fish floats, over tapa cloth, or alongside other nautical pieces. In other words, it’s not a one-and-done decoration, but a base you can keep building your tiki bar look around for years to come.

A Touch of Pacific Island Style

Tapa cloth — the vintage fabric we suggest layering this net over — has a history stretching back centuries across the Pacific Islands. For example, it was traditionally made from tree bark and used in ceremonial and everyday island life. So pairing it with a classic fishing net brings a genuine slice of that heritage into your own tiki bar. You can read more about tapa cloth’s origins on Wikipedia.

Product Details:

• Dimensions: 150cm x 200cm
• Cotton fish net, bright blue
• Four natural wooden floats threaded on jute cord
• Ideal for wall, ceiling, or layered display
• In stock