Projects — iSiMAR reference
The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant
Two colours doing all the work. Mint-green frames against coral clapboard is the whole scheme — and because it is the frame that is coloured, not a cushion, it holds up under a Florida sun and a wash-down.
A manufacturer reference, not a Casualife installation. iSiMAR publishes The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant as its own project and we republish it with the record attached. Casualife’s own Australian references sit on the projects page, behind management confirmation.
- Location
- Florida, United States
- Year
- 2023
- Interior design
- Stantec, Orlando
- Sector
- Restaurants & bars
- Collections specified
- COLONIAL, CÁDIZ, MAX
- Record
- iSiMAR project page ↗
The colour case
The complementary-fixture case in one photograph: the furniture is not matched to the building, it is pitched against it. Coral wall, mint frame, timber top — three decisions, and the room is legible from the car park.
A venue that photographs well is a venue that fills. iSiMAR builds that in at the order line rather than leaving it to styling: 32 frame powder-coat colourways and 14 fabric collections across four grades, on the same pieces, at the same lead time.
That is what makes a scheme like this specifiable rather than lucky — the frame is the colour, so it survives the sun, the salt and the wash-down that a cushion-led scheme does not.
The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant, room by room
Each room below shows the frames we hold of it, what it is doing with colour, and the pieces a record places in it — with the record itself, so the attachment can be judged rather than taken. Where nothing is attributed, the room says why.
The bar
The bar from the deck 
The hatch
Mint against coral, with nothing mediating between them. The frame carries the colour, so the only maintenance decision the room ever makes is a hose — and the rattan and timber are there to keep two saturated colours from reading as a graphic rather than a bar.
Featured in these frames
CÁDIZ
Stool 76
Bar stool, seat 76 cm
iSi 8140
iSiMAR project recordiSiMAR project record lists “CÁDIZ bar stool” for The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant
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iSiMAR’s project record names a “CÁDIZ bar stool” for this venue. A bar stool is placed at the bar by the record’s own type name — that is a reading of the record, not of the photograph.
The covered deck
The covered deck
The same mint, moved outdoors and given white tables and a slatted ceiling to sit under. Away from the coral it stops being half a contrast pair and behaves like a neutral, which is the argument for colouring a frame rather than a wall.
Nothing attributed here
Nothing here is attributed. iSiMAR names a COLONIAL bench for the venue without naming a room, so it is listed below the rooms rather than against this frame.
Also named for this venue
iSiMAR names this piece for The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant without saying which room. It is listed here rather than set against a photograph, because the record does not put it in one.
COLONIAL
Bench
Bench, named by iSiMAR for this venue
iSi 8150
iSiMAR project recordiSiMAR project record lists “COLONIAL bench” for The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant
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Images supplied by iSiMAR, Spain.
What else is in the range
iSiMAR names these collections for this venue. Below they are in full — the pieces that match this look and the ones that sit near it, every one on the same frame colourways and the same fabric programme. This is the range, not a claim about which piece stands in which photograph.
MAX
Browse MAX →No piece in MAX carries a cut silo image, so this range shows no thumbnails. The 29 rows are all on the collection page.
- iSiMAR also names a CÁDIZ counter stool (the 65 cm seat height). The corpus carries one CÁDIZ stool row — 8140 at seat 76 cm — so the counter-height sibling has no product page to link to.
- MAX is named for this venue and carries 29 corpus rows, none of which has a cut silo image. The collection links; the individual tables cannot show one.
Colours and fabrics of The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant
This is the venue’s own colour, measured rather than chosen: the 8 colours that hold the most area across the 4 frames on this page, each matched to the nearest powder-coat you can order it in.
- 32.2%
- 20.8%
- 9.2%
- 6.3%
- 4.6%
- 4.3%
- 3.6%
- 2.9%
- #E0E1DA32.2% of frame areaIbiza white / Blanco ibizaRAL 9016ΔE 5.5
- #B4A79120.8% of frame areaSand beige / Beige arenaRAL 7032ΔE 11.8
- #E5A89F9.2% of frame areaPastel pink / Rosa pastelRAL 3012ΔE 16.7
- #9F774B6.3% of frame areaGold supreme / Doradono RAL printedΔE 5.6
- #CAA0704.6% of frame areaPastel pink / Rosa pastelRAL 3012ΔE 14.2
- #81775E4.3% of frame areaBronze / Bronceno RAL printedΔE 7.5
- #56381A3.6% of frame areaBrown chocolate / Marrón chocolateRAL 8017ΔE 18.2
- #555B272.9% of frame areaKhaki green / Verde khakino RAL printedΔE 11.0
How it is measured: Lower 60% of every frame, quantised to 64 colours, frames weighted equally, colours merged below dE 14 (CIE L*a*b*, D65), top 8 by share. Nearest frame powder-coat is the closest orderable colour, not a record of what was specified. A colour sampled off tile, render or water is not a claim that anything was coated in it — the right-hand column says what is orderable closest to it, and ΔE says how close. Under about 6 the two read as the same colour at swatch size; above about 15 they plainly do not.
The colourways a scheme like this is ordered from
Two independent axes, both on the standard order line, and neither is a record of what The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant bought — iSiMAR publishes no per-venue schedule. The frame is powder-coated in one of 32 colourways; the seat is made up in one of 14 fabric collections, graded I to III, plus the two Serge Ferrari slings.
Frame powder-coat — 32 colourways
- Ibiza white / Blanco ibizaRAL 9016
- Beige cream / Beige cremaRAL 1013
- Natural honey / Miel naturalRAL 1028
- Geranium red / Rojo geranioRAL 3020
- Tomato red / Rojo tomateRAL 3013
- Red wine / Granate vinoRAL 3004
- Pastel pink / Rosa pastelRAL 3012
- Paradiso pink / Rosa paradiso—
- Pastel violet / Violeta pastelRAL 4009
- Turquoise blue / Azul turquesaRAL 6027
- Agata blue / Azul ágataRAL 5018
- Ultramarine blue / Azul ultramarRAL 5009
- Plain blue / AzulRAL 5002
- Navy blue / Azul marinoRAL 5011
- Emerald green / Verde esmeralda—
- Pastel green / Pale greenRAL 6019
- Pale green / Verde pálidoRAL 6021
- Khaki green / Verde khaki—
- Pine green / Verde pinoRAL 6005
- Terracota / TerracottaRAL 8004
- Brown chocolate / Marrón chocolateRAL 8017
- Taupe grey / Gris topoRAL 7006
- Bronze / Bronce—
- Gold supreme / Dorado—
- Sand beige / Beige arenaRAL 7032
- Light grey / Gris claroRAL 9006
- Industrial / Bruto—
- Stone grey / Gris piedraRAL 7046
- Anthracite grey / Gris antracitaRAL 7016
- Polar ash / Ceniza polar—
- Manganese / Manganeso—
- Night black / Negro nocheRAL 9011
Printed colours are approximate — the catalogue makes the same disclaimer. Check physical finish samples before specifying. Codes shown are the RAL Classic references iSiMAR prints; the eight rows without one carry no RAL in the catalogue.
Fabric programme — 14 collections
Grupo I
- PANAMA COLLECTIONAgora
Grupo II
- WABI COLLECTIONMill not printed
- LOPI COLLECTIONSunbrella
- PRADES COLLECTIONBLISS (Citel)
- BLOOM COLLECTIONMill not printed
- MAGLIA COLLECTIONSpradling
- VESTIGE COLLECTIONSpradling
- BASKET COLLECTIONAlonso Mercader
Grupo III
- MILPA COLLECTIONgancedo
- HOLBOX COLLECTIONgancedo
- CARAT COLLECTIONSunbrella
- AZURE OUTDOOR COLLECTIONkvadrat
Sling (ungraded)
- DUO COLLECTIONSerge Ferrari
- EDEN COLLECTIONSerge Ferrari
The catalogue publishes no colour value for the fabric programme, so none is guessed here. It does print a swatch for each of the 61 named colours, and those printed samples are reproduced on every piece page — the collection is what an order line names. Cushion make-up runs in three tiers: Premium, Decorative, Fluffy.
