Stackable table set from Peleg Design
This interesting device bears a passing resemblance to a child’s ring-stacking toy, but it is far more sophisticated. The Stackable table set from Peleg Design combines three table condiments into one attractive, space-saving object that looks more like a sculpture than an ordinary kitchen item.
Salt, pepper and oil in one
Central to the set and appearing as the bottom ring of the stack is a flat bottomed jar of olive oil. Its angled opening makes it easy to pour without spilling, and a rustic cork stopper contrasts with the very modern look of the rest of the set.
Space saving and elegant kitchen object


The other two rings are salt and pepper shakers. Maybe having two separate shakers and a bottle just for olive oil doesn’t take up much space, but this brilliant design saves at least a bit of space while making a table look sophisticated and even a little playful. Though the design might appear a little gimmicky at first glance, it’s actually just as functional as a more conventional set, if not more so. The space-saving stackable nature of the set makes it easy to keep your kitchen organized, too.
Founded in 2004 by Shahar Peleg, Peleg Design is known for the playfulness of its products. You can find all sorts of goofy and fun modern housewares at their website, though this particular object appears to be sold out.
“The world of PELEG DESIGN revolves around three basic principles: functionality, aesthetics, and humor. It is a world motivated by continuous curiosity with the explicit purpose to transform what was once an average, been-there-done-that concept into an innovative and truly exciting experience.”
“The studio’s products are designed to be used in homes, offices and other living spaces. Beyond the product, Shahar provides the observer with a complete, all inclusive experience. Through optical illusions that stretch the limits and break conventions, he invites the viewer to take a closer look, revealing a fresh view of everyday products. The viewer is encouraged to discover that beyond the products’ functionality there is a surprising game of enchantment and humor to be seen.”