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Ready to start off the New Year with a great DIY Project? Our friend Jen Woodhouse over at The House of Wood Blog shared a great DIY furniture piece with us this week. The scene that sparked the inspiration for this project was a brand new printer sitting hesitantly on top of its box. This “before shot” is a…
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When you think of bunk beds do bun feet come to mind? They did for JRL Woodworking! JRL Woodworking Blog features free furniture plans including instructions and photos for this amazing design. The design we would like to feature today comes from their recent plan for a twin-over-twin flat panel bunk bed. This bed design is perfect for…
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Deciding on the perfect combination of components for a kitchen remodel can be tough. With countless island leg styles to choose from, finding a perfect match can feel impossible! At Osborne, we make it easy to find the perfect combination of unfinished wood components for your home. Whether combining island posts and furniture feet, or corbels and molding, Osborne offers a variety of styles…
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Designer Adrianne M. from The Closet Factory of Goodlettsville, Tennessee, recently submitted pictures of a craft room completed for a client. The craft room boasted beautiful cabinets for storing craft supplies, but Adrianne did not wish these to be simply floor-to-ceiling cabinets. So she ordered twenty English Country Round Bun Feet (Part #4045) in soft maple to add…
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Recently, Osborne Wood Products, Inc. received a finished project picture from customer Michael D. of Elyria, Ohio. Mike ordered four of our English Country Round Bun Feet (Part #4045) in red oak to complete his oak cabinet. The bun feet are the perfect finishing touch to the beautiful cabinet. Great job, Mike!