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Countertop Edges & Profiles | San Antonio
The edge profile you choose does more than finish your countertop—it helps define the overall style of your space. From clean, modern kitchens to classic and more detailed designs, the right edge can completely change how the material looks and feels.
Simple edges like eased or straight edges create a modern, minimal look, especially on quartz and contemporary kitchens. Soft curves like half bullnose or full bullnose give a more traditional and comfortable feel, often used in classic or transitional homes. More detailed profiles like ogee or laminated edges add a high-end, decorative touch, commonly seen in traditional or luxury designs.
Each material responds differently as well. Quartz and porcelain tend to highlight clean, sharp lines, while granite, marble, and quartzite can bring out more depth and character with curved or detailed edges.
Below you can explore the different edge options and see how each one looks in real applications.
Eased Edge
Clean, modern look with a subtle softened edge.
Beveled Edge
Angled cut that adds definition and a sharper profile.
Half Bullnose
Rounded front edge for a smooth, classic appearance.
Full Bullnose
Fully rounded edge on both top and bottom for a smooth, classic look that feels soft to the touch.
Chiseled Edge
Rough, textured edge that highlights the natural character of the stone for a more rustic, handcrafted look.
Ogee with Full Bullnose (Laminated Edge)
A layered, decorative profile that combines elegant curves with added thickness for a bold, high-end look.
Triple Pencil Edge
Three subtle rounded grooves that add detail and texture while keeping a refined, classic look.
Ogee Edge
A decorative, curved profile that adds elegance and a more traditional, high-end look.
Mitered Edge
A built-up edge that creates a thicker, bold appearance for a clean, modern finish.
Standard edges: Eased, Beveled, Half Bullnose. Decorative edges are available for an additional cost.