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This graphic displays six different countertop edge profile
EASED & BULLNOSE EDGE
An eased edge offers a clean, modern look with slightly rounded corners for safety, while a bullnose edge features a fully rounded profile for a traditional finish
OGEE & BEVEL EDGE
The ogee edge provides an elegant, S-shaped curve for a sophisticated appearance, and the beveled edge cuts an angle along the top for a geometric look
HALF-BULLNOSE
Half bullnose edges are rounded only on the top with a flat underside, while custom edges allow for unique shapes, such as the jagged profile shown.
Material Comparison
Quartz
Non-porous, stain-resistant, no sealing required.
Can scorch from direct heat; visible seams on large runs.
High-traffic family kitchens.
Granite
Highly scratch- and heat-resistant; completely unique slabs.
Porous; requires periodic sealing to avoid deep oil/wine stains.
Traditional or outdoor kitchens.
Quartzite
Incredible natural marble look but with the durability of granite.
Expensive material and high fabrication costs.
Luxury spaces wanting natural stone durability.
Marble
Pros: Unmatched natural beauty, excellent heat resistance, and naturally cool surface temperatures.
- Cons: Prone to scratches and stains. Acids (like lemon juice, wine, and vinegar) will cause "etching" (dull spots on the polished surface)