Beauty always lies in small details, and personifying this philosophy are these little nothings for your dining area! Designer Gregory Buntain at Pratt University created these salt and pepper shakers with the help of molded plastic. Though it would have earned more eco-brownie points had they been made in wood, I am sure that version must be in the offing! Lying nonchalantly on your dining table, these shakers will make for an interesting conversation piece. So if diamonds are a girl’s best friends, these diamond-shaped shakers are sure to become one for every homemaker!
Via: Notcot
Diamond-shaped salt and pepper shakers: Homemaker's best friend
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These are just so beautiful... I’d be vary of spilling the salt and the pepper on the table though since these rest at an angle... maybe if they threw in a ring-like frame to seat these shakers in use... that might be good!
if they were made of coal, maybe you could figure a way to turn them too diamond.
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