Countertop Edges

The right countertop edge profile does more than finish a surface — it defines the entire feel of your space. From sleek and modern to classically elegant, a custom edge profile adds personality, style, and refined functionality to your kitchen or bathroom.

Eased

An eased edge features a straight profile with gently rounded corners, creating a smooth, understated finish. It delivers a clean, modern look without the harshness of a sharp square edge, making it a great fit for contemporary and minimalist spaces

Pencil Round

This edge style offers a gentle curve with a smooth, refined finish — slightly more defined than an eased edge but still soft to the touch. Its rounded profile adds a subtle elegance that works well in traditional or transitional spaces. Pencil round edges are also a practical choice for households with children, as the softened corners reduce sharp impact points.

Demi Bullnose

This edge style features a smooth, flowing curve that gently rolls from the surface down to the edge, creating a softer, more pronounced profile than a pencil round. Its rounded contour adds visual depth and a touch of elegance, making it a popular choice for both traditional and transitional designs.

Half Bullnose

This profile takes the gentle curve of a demi bullnose and pushes it further, creating a fuller, more dramatic rounded edge. The shape offers a smooth, continuous transition from the countertop surface to the underside, giving it a softer, more substantial look.

Full Bullnose

A full bullnose edge is completely rounded from top to bottom, giving the surface a soft, continuous curve with no sharp angles. This smooth profile is a popular choice for countertops, tables, stair treads, and any area where a gentler edge is preferred for safety or comfort. Its classic shape works beautifully in nearly any kitchen style.

1-4-Bevel

This edge style introduces a subtle angled cut along the top edge of the countertop, creating a crisp, refined detail. The gentle bevel adds a touch of sophistication and contributes to a clean, modern aesthetic without overwhelming the overall design.

This profile features a deeper, more noticeable angled cut than the 1/4″ bevel, creating a bolder geometric detail along the countertop edge. The sharper visual impact lends itself beautifully to contemporary and modern spaces, adding a touch of drama without overwhelming the design.

Cove

This profile features a smooth, concave groove that creates a sculpted, modern look—sharper and more streamlined than an ogee. Its subtle carved detail adds character without feeling overly ornate, making it a versatile choice for both traditional and transitional spaces. Because the shape requires precise fabrication, it isn’t recommended for quartzite, which can be difficult to work with on intricate edges.

Short Ogee

This profile showcases a graceful S‑shaped curve, starting with a subtle inward sweep that transitions into a gentle outward roll. The result is a refined, decorative edge that brings a touch of classic elegance to more traditional design styles.

Long Ogee

This profile takes the classic ogee shape and stretches it into a longer, more dramatic curve, creating a statement edge with a luxurious, high‑end feel. Its sweeping lines bring a sense of elegance and formality to any countertop design. Because of the detailed shaping required, this edge is not advised for quartzite, which can be challenging to fabricate with such intricate profiles.

Dupont

This edge style begins with a crisp, straight drop before transitioning into a smooth, rounded curve, giving it a striking, architectural look. It’s a dramatic take on the ogee family and brings a luxurious, high‑end feel to kitchen and bath designs. Because the profile requires precise shaping, it isn’t recommended for quartzite, which can be difficult to fabricate with this level of detail.

3cm Triple Waterfall

This edge style creates a dramatic, layered look by allowing the material to flow over the sides in three cascading tiers. The effect delivers a bold, sculptural presence that’s especially striking on islands and bar tops, where the profile can be fully appreciated. Because the design requires precise fabrication and clean transitions, it isn’t ideal for every quartzite or marble, particularly those prone to fracturing or heavy veining.

Chiseled

This edge style highlights the stone’s natural character by leaving the edge rough and textured, creating an organic, hand‑crafted look. It’s a great fit for granite, marble, and other durable stones in rustic, lodge‑inspired, industrial, or outdoor‑leaning designs where a more rugged aesthetic feels right at home.

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 At Copp Construct + Design, every whole-house remodel is driven by a passion for craftsmanship and a commitment to outstanding customer service. We take pride in our work and treat every home as if it were our own. From the first conversation to the final finishing touches, our team is dedicated to delivering a remodeling experience that feels personal, professional, and rewarding.

We believe great results come from strong relationships, clear communication, and attention to detail. That philosophy guides everything we do.