How To Make DIY Cabinet Feet That Are Simple, Stylish, and Strong
Adding decorative feet to your cabinets can give them a ton of character and is super quick and easy to accomplish. Cabinet feet add a sense of style and symmetry to the overall look of your cabinet design. They can transform the lower-half of your kitchen into an old-world Parisian kitchen or a contemporary, modern one.
Types of cabinet feet
When deciding on the cabinet feet you want, think about the overall look and feel you're going for in your kitchen. There are some cabinet feet like tapered that go great in just about any kitchen setup; while others, like metal fit better in a more modern design. And generally, the more decorative style feet, like bun feet or tulip feet work best in an old-world style kitchen.
For this guide, I'll be showing you how to make a tapered leg design that's easily customizable to match your own kitchen style.
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trim nailer | × | 1 | ||
rubber mallet | × | 1 | ||
1" wood board | × | 1 | ||
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