Vanity Legs

The French Carved Corner leg is a handsome Queen Anne style piece that is designed to provide a touch of European elegance to your next project. The long upper post makes it appropriate for kitchen work stations or servers. Also consider it for hutches, dressers, or other applications. This version has additional decorative carving on the face.

Much like the French Carved, the French Corner Leg is a classic piece. This version has no additional decorative carving on the face.

With the stately acanthus leaf boldly emblazoned on the upper and lower mid sections, the French Corner Leg 5025 eagerly awaits the opportunity to adorn your next woodworking wonder. The extra touch of the acanthus leaves to this leg is much akin to entering the Louvre. The immaculate structure of the building is enhanced a hundred-fold by the matchless works of art. Accordingly, here we have a beautiful, elegant leg. But thankfully, we also have that special touch that provides the 'heart and soul' of the French Corner Leg.

Just imagine the look on that special someone's face when they see the French Provincial vanity or chest that you have built for them. This traditional French Corner Leg is perfect for that particular situation. The rounded facade lends itself to the delicacy of the piece. This maple leg features a slightly rounded carving that encompasses and softens its height . You could make someone very happy today with Osborne Wood Products' French Corner Leg.

Don't you just love it when something is created specifically for a particular need? Well, the designers and technical staff here at Osborne Wood put their collective heads together and solved one of the biggest mysteries of bathroom vanity building. "Do I build the vanity and then try to attach a short leg at the bottom . . . do I use some kind of bun foot . . . What in the world do I do now that I have built this beautiful vanity that only I could have created with my brilliant mind and my masterful hands. (Sorry, sometimes I get carried away with my prowess as a woodworker.) Anyway, OWP has created a leg just for this vanity application. Long square shoulders to allow tenoning or doweling of the rails, sides and back along with the perfect turning at the bottom. Go ahead; now you can get to work on that vanity!!

Contributed by Charles Head, Beautiful Interiors