Mid Century Modern Retro Style Triple Diamond Napkin Holder
Introducing the Midcentury Style Triple Diamond Starburst Napkin Holder - a one-of-a-kind gem that's both chic and eco-friendly.
Nobody plans a napkin holder.
It's the thing that came with the house. Or the thing from a truck stop in 1994. It's been sitting in the middle of your table for years doing absolutely nothing for you, and you stopped seeing it about a decade ago.
This is not that.
Triple diamond starbursts, stacked and staggered — the exact shape language that was on everything between 1958 and 1972, back when a company would put a starburst on a napkin holder because why wouldn't you. It holds napkins. It also makes people pick it up and ask about it, which the truck stop one never did.
I design these myself and print them one at a time in my own shop in the USA. Nothing's mass-produced, nothing sits in a warehouse in a box. Yours gets made after you order it, in whichever of the 18 colors you pick — Harvest Gold if you're a purist, Magenta if you're not.
Size: 6" long × 6" tall × 2" wide — fits a standard cocktail or luncheon napkin, sized for a real table, not a dollhouse.
Colors: 18, including Beige, Black, Dark Brown, Teal, Gold, Mint, Orange, Silver, Pink, Purple, Green, Red, Yellow, Light Blue, Magenta, Black Cherry, Titanium, and White. Check the color chart below.
Made for: kitchen tables, dinner parties, the counter, and the specific pleasure of owning one nice thing that costs less than lunch.
PETG is the tougher cousin of the PLA most hobby printers use. It won't sag above a heat vent, won't go brittle after a few years, and holds color instead of yellowing.
No paint. The color is the plastic all the way through, so a chip doesn't show white underneath.
