Nice Legs: 20 Fun Furniture Legs to Buy or DIY
Anjelika Temple
Anjelika Temple
As Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Brit + Co, Anjelika Temple brings her voracious consumption of all things creative and colorful to DIY projects, geeky gadgetry finds and more. When she's not DIY-ing her heart out, you'll find her throwing dinner parties with friends or adventuring with her husband David, their daughters Anokhi and Indira, and their silly dog Turkey.
When it comes to furniture, we’re all about hacking the basics. Whether you polka dot your desk, paint the legs of your latest IKEA purchase, or reupholster a flea market find, it’s easy to make a few simple changes to a cheap piece of furniture to make it yours. Today, we turn our attention to legs. Change ’em, paint ’em, or buy ’em! And for good measure we’ve thrown in a few that you can buy or just use to spark an idea. Here are 20 picks to get you inspired.
: It’s no secret that we love a good gold accent. And these gold plated legs echo the hardware perfectly. (via Bright Green Door)
($707): Go bold with these neon legs at a severe angle.
: No need to match the legs when you’re rehabbing a vintage stool. The added pop of three different colors makes this stool really stand out. (via Design for Mankind)
($190): Bright blue metal legs + a reclaimed wood top = our favorite kind of decor.
: A reverse take on the dip-dye trend, these pastel seats are perfect for a subdued kitchen. (via Mobel Pobel)
($709): Traditional chairs get an upgrade with just a little bit of paint. We know these are pricey, but the would be easy to DIY.
: You knew we had to include some washi tape in this round up! Try a different striped pattern for each leg of your sofa. The best part? If you get tired of it, the tape will come off just as easy as it went on. (via Poppytalk)
($750): Yet another take on the dip-dye, but what we really love about this piece is the proportions. Skinny legs on a boxy frame might sound unbalanced, but it works.
($68+ for set of 4): Not down to invest in pricey furniture to get a great look? Then update your IKEA furniture with these peg legs in all kinds of colors and designs.
(price on request): Find your table top and then head to this Etsy shop to buy the perfect hairpin legs in any number or color you need.
: Don’t think just chairs, tables, and sofas. All the furniture in your home could use an upgrade. The black and metallic combo is tres chic. (via Dans Le Townhouse)
: We can’t decide what to focus on in this photo, the bright pink legs or the super serious kitty who’s looking right at us. (via Shelterness)
($980): Coffee tables with brightly colored legs at a jaunty angle, must be a thing, huh? We’re digging these stems.
: One of our favorite chair hacks, these neon legs can take you anywhere. (via For the Love Of)
(price on request): If you’re over the dip-dye trend, we’d suggest trying this color block leg. It turns the trend upside down, literally.
: Take an industrial looking desk, and turn it into a bright piece fit for a girl’s room with just a few touches of paint. (via Florence Finds)
: You’d never guess that this round table started out looking like one you’d seen in a high school cafeteria! Check out the easy tutorial for adding facades to the legs. (via BHG)
: We love these geometric painted wooden legs. They can help tie together a color theme in your living room, even if your couch is on the neutral side. (via Morning By Foley)
(price on request): Price upon request usually means expensive, but this could easily be replicated at home with any metal chair.
(price on request): This is a DIY project waiting to happen. Head to the architectural salvage store to find decorative legs to add to a wood table.Anjelika Temple
As Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Brit + Co, Anjelika Temple brings her voracious consumption of all things creative and colorful to DIY projects, geeky gadgetry finds and more. When she's not DIY-ing her heart out, you'll find her throwing dinner parties with friends or adventuring with her husband David, their daughters Anokhi and Indira, and their silly dog Turkey.