Furniture Leg

Made of different materials, furniture legs are designed to bring to life the character and usability of a piece of furniture. From couch legs to table legs, and desk legs, furniture feet come in different styles and make that influence the overall design of the furniture. Depending on the material, it could vary in color, texture, and grain pattern.

Furniture legs and feet add style to any piece of furniture, much like a pair of shoes. The furniture leg leads to the furniture foot, which is the end of the piece of furniture that comes in contact with the chair glide which rests on the ground.

Turned Furniture Leg

Turned furniture leg makes a piece of furniture stand out in a room. This type of furniture leg is made with a wood dowel run through a lathe. Durable nodules, disks and swellings are then shaped and chiselled into the wood depending on the design. This type of design is seen in several pieces of furniture like Walmart and IKEA table legs.

Scroll Furniture Leg

Popularly used in the design of classic furniture, scroll furniture legs employ unique coils and spirals made through scroll designs. These designs are usually done with a mechanical saw or knife. It features a blend of rings, curls, twists and loops to create unique-looking legs that easily support the table base. C scroll and S scroll are the two major styles of scroll leg and foot design.

Hairpin table legs

Hairpin table legs are iconic designs from the mid-century era. The design was inspired by the notion of creating simple and complex table designs using steel rods. These rods can be easily attached to most surfaces to make it into a table. Hairpin table legs help you create sturdy furniture while saving money on material costs.

Folding table legs

Folding table legs are designed to fold up against the table. This is aimed at making it more portable and convenient to store. Folding table legs could be made of different materials including wood, plastic and metal. They are usually lightweight for portability.