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Edge Profile List
The shape or contour of a countertop's outer edge, adding style, safety, and function.
Pencil / Eased
Slightly rounded corners — smooth, gentle curves (like a pencil tip) instead of sharp edges. Comfortable to touch, safer for homes with kids, easier to maintain.
(1/4") Beveled
The top corner is cut at an angle (often 45°), producing a flat slanted edge. Adds visual interest without being overly ornate; helps catch light subtly along the edge.
Bullnose (Full & Half)
Fully rounded edge top-to-bottom (full bullnose) or rounded on top with a flat bottom (half bullnose). Gives soft, flowing appearance, very safe, very traditional/luxury feel.
Ogee
An S-shaped decorative profile — a concave arc feeding into a convex arc (or vice versa). Rich, ornate style, elegant and classical. More costly and more detail to maintain.
Waterfall
Extends the countertop stone down the sides of the cabinet (“waterfall” drop) to create a continuous look — dramatic and modern. Good visual impact; cost and slab usage higher.
Edge profiles vary in cost—ornate or custom edges typically cost more than standard, simpler edge details.