Furniture Legs and Feet

Straight Legs: These are simple, vertical legs that often provide a clean, modern look. They can be made from wood, metal, or plastic and are commonly used in minimalist or contemporary furniture styles.

• Tapered Legs: Tapered legs are wider at the top and gradually narrow down toward the bottom, offering a more elegant or retro look. These are commonly found on mid-century modern furniture pieces.
• Turned Legs: These legs are made from wood and have a rounded, spiral design, often used in traditional or vintage furniture styles. They’re typically crafted by turning the wood on a lathe, giving them a distinctive, ornate look.
• Hairpin Legs: Made from metal, hairpin legs have a minimalist, industrial design with thin, bent rods. They are often used in mid-century modern or industrial-style furniture.
• Cabinet Feet: These are short, often subtle feet that provide a slight lift to cabinets or low-profile furniture. They are mostly found on smaller pieces like dressers or storage units.
• Ball and Claw Feet: These decorative feet are often used on antique or traditional-style furniture, such as armchairs, chests, or tables. They typically have a sculpted design, with a ball-like base and claw-like details.