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The Cruisy Days Diner in Oxford features iconic 1950s milkbar design with Dezignatek cabinetry in Ultraglaze Acrylic Phantom Black, expertly crafted by designer Larissa MacKenzie to complement the authentic black and white floor tiles.
The Cruisy Days Diner in Oxford, Canterbury makes quite a statement in iconic 1950s milkbar fashion. The Dezignatek cabinetry uses Ultraglaze Acrylic in Phantom Black to add some extra sparkle to this gleaming new cafe.
Designer Larissa MacKenzie designed the joinery for the coffee area, front counter and floating shelves to complement the black and white floor tiles that give this diner a truly authentic vibe.
Credit: Mastercraft Kitchens North Canterbury by Millbrook Kitchens Ltd
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