Eased, beveled, bullnose, ogee, mitered and other edges, shaped and polished to match your style.
The edge is the part of a countertop your hands and hips meet every day, and it sets the style of the whole surface. A simple eased edge looks clean and modern. A bullnose is soft and rounded for family kitchens. An ogee adds classic curves for traditional rooms. A mitered edge makes a slab look thick and substantial. Choosing an edge means thinking about look, safety, cleaning and the material, because some stones chip more easily than others. Homeowners in Nashville ask us for help choosing before they decide.
We bring edge samples in your material, since an edge looks different in a dark granite than in a light quartz. We talk through how each profile cleans, how it wears and whether it suits young children or heavy use. We plan thickness, for example 2 centimeters or 3 centimeters, and mitered layers where you want a thicker look. The edges are shaped and polished in the shop with consistent quality, and we check the finished edges for chips and sharp spots before installation.
Squared and eased edges feel modern, rounded edges feel soft and decorative profiles feel traditional.
Rounded edges are friendlier around children and resist chipping, while sharp edges show wear sooner on softer stones.
A mitered or laminated edge can make a thinner slab look thick, and edge details change how the slab sits on the cabinet.
Edges are profiled with machines and finished by hand, so the shine and shape stay uniform across the whole run.
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BeforeAfterSeen in your material.
Modern to traditional.
Rounded edges for families.
Standard and mitered.
Even finish.
Checked before install.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Topic guideThickness and SeamsStandard thicknesses, mitered edges, slab sizes and seam placement explained in plain language.Learn more 
Topic guideCountertop FinishesPolished, honed, leathered and brushed finishes compared for sheen, fingerprints, etching and cleaning.Learn more 
Top brandKohlerA maker of faucets, showers, sinks and bathroom products for kitchens and baths.Learn more Pick a material or job, set the square footage and add extras to see a ballpark planning range for your countertop project.
You tell us what you want or what your counters are doing, and we set an estimate visit that fits your day.
We look at your cabinets, layout and walls, talk through materials, edges, sinks and seams and note any prep that is needed.
You choose the material, slab and details, receive a plain written scope and approve it before anything is ordered or cut.
We template your cabinets exactly, then the countertops are cut, shaped and polished to fit, with openings made for your sink and cooktop.
We remove the old tops, set the new ones level, join the seams, seal where needed and set the sink and backsplash.
We clean up, haul away the old countertops if you asked, walk you through the finished work and explain how to care for it.
Eased and slightly rounded edges are very common because they look clean and wear well.
Yes. Decorative profiles have more grooves that can collect dust.
Often yes, but it requires removal or shop work. It is best to decide before fabrication.
Usually yes, because it uses more material and labor.
Sharp edges on soft stone can chip. Rounded profiles reduce that risk.
Waterfall Edge CountertopsWaterfall countertops that flow down the sides of an island or counter, with matched veining and tight miters.Explore 
Custom Countertop FabricationCountertops cut, shaped and polished to your exact size, edge, cutouts and design, in stone, quartz and more.Explore 
Kitchen Island CountertopsIsland tops with seating overhangs, waterfall ends, cooktops and sinks, planned for support and flow.Explore 
Granite CountertopsNatural granite countertops, fabricated from slabs you choose, with edges, cutouts and sealing done right.Explore Tell us about your project and we will call you back to set up a visit.
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