Furniture Feet

Tons of new bun furniture feet

Furinture Feet — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 16:31:06 +0000

Table Legs Online has a great number of new bun furniture feet available for sale. It’s not you ordinary stock bun feet either, there are definitely some unique furniture feet. The one I liked the best I pasted below, but it seems like it is currently out of stock. Maybe it’ll be back in stock soon, however. Most of the feet for sale were very affordable, from $11-$14. If anyone has purchased from this site, let me know how it is. I may give it a shot when the foot below comes back in stock.

Antique Furniture Feet Gallery

Furinture Feet — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 16:30:47 +0000

Take a look at these exquisite examples of antique furniture feet.

Just beautiful…

These were popular once, now I like them because they actually look like feet!

Really nice

Decorative Bun Furniture Feet

Furinture Feet — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 18:10:23 +0000

I really like these simple, classic decorative bun furniture feet from Classic Designs. I like the wavy sleek look of these wooden feet. I think you can find an interesting use for these on custom furniture or as replacement feet on antique furniture. The only thing I would like to see is some unfinished or not stained feet so it would be easier to customize them for specific projects that do not have the same stain as the feet being sold on their website. I added to example images of the styles of furniture feet I am discussing below.

Popularity of Bun Feet Furniture

Furinture Feet — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 15:34:25 +0000

One of the most easily accessible furniture feet is the bun foot. As pictured to the right in a new version available on Amazon, it’s a relatively generic, but pleasant looking foot. Basically what you have is a squatted version of the ball foot. Of all furniture feet this one is easily available from Home Depot and even on Amazon in new form. You can find plenty of antique bun feet on eBay as well. Obviously, since it’s readily available, you get a lot of the same stuff which may hinder your ability to produce an original piece.

Reeded Brass Foot

Furinture Feet — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 15:24:10 +0000

Many people wonder exactly what a reeded brass foot is. It’s not all that common, but definitely has a unique look that is sought after. Reeding in furniture is the opposite of fluting. This type of foot is usually placed on flared legs. Here is an example of a new reeded brass.

Here is an example from an antique table:

Types of Furniture Feet

Furinture Feet — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 20:34:18 +0000

Furniture feet come in many different forms. Here’s a listing of the basic types of furniture feet, including a furniture feet gallery to help you visualize them. Great for DIY furniture makers or antique furniture collectors.

Arrow foot

Ball foot

Block foot or Marlborough foot

Blunt arrow foot

Bracket foot

Bun foot

Club foot

Drake foot (trifid foot)

Onion foot

Pad foot

Scroll foot (Whorl foot)

Spade foot