34 1/2" - 35" Island Legs

With classic old world style, the Wilmington relies heavily on European influences. The piece capitalizes on several centrist ovals and a very distinguished foot, making it a good choice for a formal application.

The Square Wilmington Island Leg is a leg crafter's dream. A craftsman's longing is to show the fruits of his labor. The multiple details showcased on this superb leg add up to one of the most sought after additions that we have introduced in some time. The strong long square at the top lends the craftsman much flexibility in design and application.

One of our most popular kitchen island legs is an extended version of one of our most popular massive dining legs. Turned out of a big five inch square, the Massive Wilmington would not be out of place in a colossal kitchen, but it is equally well-suited for a standard application.

(This leg was formerly known as the Husky Island)

The Fluted Islander is a remarkably stunning piece. Twelve Flutes are added to the classic Islander leaving a column that is ambitious without seeming muddled.

A narrower version of the Islander is the Narrow Islander. The same classic design elements of the Islander are available on a 34 1/2" x 3" square.

So many islands today are made with a bottom shelf. The choices of legs for this particular application have been, shall we say 'limited'. But now the variety expands due to the work of the designers and craftsmen at Osborne Wood Products. With two squares now on these legs, the opportunity for a stretcher base with a shelf has been addressed. The square styling exhibits the new wave of contemporary design. The Square Islander Leg is already making its mark in the vast array of Island Legs.

A favorite of designers and cabinetmakers worldwide, the Islander is the definition of contemporary kitchen cabinetry design. The tight upper spool moves effortlessly to a smooth tapering center that is offset by a bottom spool. One look and you will understand why this leg is the most adapted piece in our collection.

A wider version of the Islander is the Husky Islander. The same classic design elements of the Islander are available on a 34 1/2" x 4" square.

A second wider version of the Islander is the Massive Islander. The same classic design elements of the Islander are available on a 34 1/2" x 5" square.

A narrower version of the Concord is the Narrow Concord. The same classic design elements of the Concord are available on a 34 1/2" x 3" square. The Concord is a particularly handsome piece that evokes images of the colonial South. The graceful turning, bottom square, and lip on the foot guarantee that the profile of this leg projects easy elegance.

The Concord is a particularly handsome piece that evokes images of the colonial South. The graceful turning, bottom square, and lip on the foot guarantee that the profile of this leg projects easy elegance.

A wider version of the Concord is the Husky Concord Island leg. The same Concord design elements are available on a 34 ½ x 4 square. This item is featured in our pictures of Products in Use.

An even wider version of the Concord is the Massive Concord Island leg. The same Concord design elements are available on a 34 ½ x 5 square.

The Atlanta Island Leg makes a great looking two-square leg for your kitchen island or cabinets. The top and bottom squares are both 8", while the turning provides an exceptional look.

The Husky Arlington gives a nice, slender appearance to a 4" square. The leg uses a long, straight turning with 3 bun feet or spools distributed in the top and bottom.

A wider version of the Husky Arlington is the Massive Arlington. The same classic design elements of the Husky Arlington are available on a 34 1/2" x 5" square. The Massive Arlington gives a nice, slender appearance to a 5" square. The leg uses a long, straight turning with 3 bun feet or spools distributed in the top and bottom.

One look and you can see why the Massive Rope is becoming one of our most popular island legs. Roped milling has become a staple of fine wood turning, and the Massive Rope is an excellent example of what can be done. The rope twisting down the taper to the foot creates a remarkable piece.

The Portsmouth Island is a sturdy leg with a dramatic concave that distinguishes the piece as having a subtle coastal feel. Also available as part of a kitchen island, dining, end, and coffee table ensemble.

The Grand Harvest is a fluid, husky design that capitalizes on the profile of our popular Grand Island, but adds a turned foot. The profile is actually quite powerful and this leg could be considered for a number of different applications.

The Grand Island leg makes a statement with its long top square and 4" width. The tight upper spool is larger than on the Islander, but the bottom square is 1 ½ inches smaller, giving it a distinct look.

A narrower version of the Classic Reeded Island leg is the Narrow Reeded Island leg. The same reeded design elements are available on a 34 ½" x 3" square.

Easily our most popular kitchen island leg available, this decorative island leg looks at home attached to both your kitchen cabinets and kitchen islands.

A wider version of the Classic Reeded Island leg is the Husky Reeded Island leg. The same reeded design elements are available on a 34 ½ x 4 square.

An even wider version of the Classic Reeded Island leg is the Massive Reeded Island leg. The same reeded design elements are available on a 34 ½ x 5 square.

For a simple look for your baluster. This leg is part of an ensemble of Jefferson legs available in heights of 34 ½", 40", and 60".

The Island Hutch has similar features of the Cumberland Island, using a large stretcher block and bun foot. At 35" tall, the turning and top square give it a distinct look from other legs.

The Cumberland Island leg has a slender look in a 4" width. The center hourglass look brings attention to the large stretcher block and bun foot.

The St. Simons Island leg makes use of a long tapered turning before finishing at the bottom with a short, pointed bun foot.

Adding just a hint of contemporary flair to Osborne Wood Products' Island Leg collection is the Fluted St. Simons Island Leg. This leg, true to its namesake, is bold, somewhat pretentious, and slightly contemporary yet deeply rooted in the basics of style and craftsmanship. As a key member of any kitchen island, this leg offers a sleek look that begs the onlooker to take a longing gaze from the square shoulder all the way down to the demure foot.

Similar to the St. Simons Island leg, the Tybee Island leg uses of a long tapered turning. The turning transitions into a spool, accenting the taller, more prominent bun foot.

The Sapelo Island leg makes a nice blend of reeding, a stretcher block, and a bun foot into a stylish leg for your kitchen.

The Rope Island leg emphasizes the rope turning because it comes out of a 4" square and does not include any spools like the Contemporary Rope.

The Contemporary Rope has a similar design as the Classic Reeded Island, but uses a rope turning instead of reeding.

For those wanting to create a rustic or casual kitchen space, the 4 Sided Tapered Island is no frills. All four sides taper to create a modest silhouette that is traditional, yet modern. Also available as part of a kitchen island, dining, end, and coffee table ensemble.

An alternate to the 4 Sided Tapered Island is the 2 Sided Tapered Island. Here two sides taper leaving one straight corner the length of the leg.

Coordinating multiple design elements, the Old World Island is stately without seeming exaggerated. A distinguished foot, reeded center, and triple banding make the Old World Island the quintessential formal piece. Also available as part of a kitchen island, dining, end, and coffee table ensemble.

The World Hutch Island leg has a 12 7/8" top square which can be used in a variety of applications. The turning has a tight spool which transitions into a tapered section and finishes with a narrow bun foot.

The Barley Twist has a unique look that uses a rope turning. The twist has more space between each start, almost like a pastry.

The Plantation Buffet leg provides a huge top square of 18". The turning has a likeness to the Grand Island leg, giving you two options for a similar look. This item is featured in our pictures of Products in Use.

The Left Spiro borrows the same design of the Contemporary Rope and Classic Reeded Island, but has a much different rope turning. The Left and Right Spiro legs can be used on opposite sides of a cabinet or fireplace.

The Right Spiro borrows the same design of the Contemporary Rope and Classic Reeded Island, but has a much different rope turning. The Left and Right Spiro legs can be used on opposite sides of a cabinet or fireplace.

The Server Leg is a new product released in the summer of 2007. Like the other legs with stretcher blocks, the Server Leg accents the bun foot on the bottom. This leg features a top square of 17 ¼".

Sure, you thought we named this massive island leg after the Colonial/Victorian town on the seacoast of Georgia, didn't you? Well, okay, maybe we did; but have you ever thought that it might also be named after the grassy area near the tropical rain forests? Near the savanna, the massive trees keep watch over the wetlands and the myriad animals that live there. Those trees are such stately creatures that it seems even nature itself couldn't topple them. Imagine your kitchen a savanna of sorts; a place to go for peace and tranquility. A place for nourishment and drink. A place to congregate and mingle. What better island leg to include in this special area of your home than the Massive Savannah Island Leg?