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HAVANA CABANA. This "cigar bistro" is located next to the "Hawaii Theatre," a traditional landmark on the national list of historic buildings. This lounge was done in the Edwardian style similar to the theatre. It has the feel of a "gentleman's club" of the early 1900's - the columns, wall, and floor are all hand finished in faux-patina to simulate age. The effect is an ambiance which echoes a by-gone era and feels like the club has been there since the original opening of the "Hawaii Theatre." |
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CAFE HANALEI. This cafe typifies the colonial plantation style. Hawaii was colonized by the British, and the United States. The vocabulary of colonial architecture and furniture was a mix of traditional British influence and native or ethnic craft. In Hawaii, this blend was evidenced in the imported rattan and wicker furniture - English in design and Indonesian in fabrication. The chairs were dipped in white stain and weathered. The railing details are European, accented with cut-out patterns derived from the Hawaiian quilt. The ceiling is regaled in these patterns in bas-relief. Ceiling fans were complimented by Victorian style chandeliers. |
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