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This Pro Value Mission Chamfered Island Column is a decorative wood column for kitchen islands, peninsula ends, and exposed cabinet panels. At 3 inches wide and 3 inches deep, it is a full square section rather than a split or applied sliver, and its chamfered corners and Mission design style give it a structured, angular character that suits craftsman and transitional kitchens equally well.
A 3 by 3 inch column is a full-bodied presence at the end of an island. Where split sections project an inch and a half and disappear at an angle, this column has actual mass: it projects 3 inches from whatever it is applied to and reads as a column from any viewing angle. The chamfered corners break what would otherwise be a plain square post into something that belongs in a designed kitchen. The angled edges catch light differently than a flat face, adding shadow lines that reinforce the Mission program's emphasis on geometry over ornament.
At 36 inches tall, this column aligns with a standard counter-height island, which is the most common application. It is a decorative applied piece and carries no structural load.
Cherry is supplied here unfinished. It is one of three species available in the Mission Columns program alongside maple and alder, and the choice of species is typically driven by what the surrounding cabinetry is built from. Cherry has a fine, closed grain that takes both stain and clear finishes cleanly, and its natural reddish-brown tone darkens with exposure to light over time. The Mission Columns program is a collection designation, not a structural or engineering specification.
This column suits the exposed end of a kitchen island or peninsula, a bar-height or counter-height cabinet run with a visible corner, or any cabinetry project where a full-bodied column presence is needed rather than a slim applied profile. The Mission design style positions it well in craftsman, arts-and-crafts, and transitional interiors where angular, geometry-forward details are appropriate. Designers and cabinet shops specifying a column that reads as a column from the seating side of an island will find the 3 by 3 section does that work without requiring a cabinet box to be built around it.
A split column has a shallow depth, often 1-1/2 inches, and applies flat against a panel. This column is 3 inches deep, a full square section that stands proud of the surface and reads as a column from any angle.
The chamfer is milled into the column corners, producing an angled edge along the full height of the column rather than an applied molding.
It arrives unfinished, so it can be primed and painted. Cherry is more commonly stained or finished clear because of its natural figure, but paint is a finishing option.
No. This is a decorative column with no rated load capacity. It does not function as a structural post.
Choose this Mission Chamfered Island Column when the end of the island calls for a real column presence in cherry, with the angular detail and full square section to back it up.