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Eased Edges are a pocket-friendly choice, which makes them quite popular for both traditional and modern kitchens. This edge can go with any kitchen countertop material, and the round edges prevent chipping.

If you want the benefits of an eased edge with a slightly modernized and streamlined look, then go with square edges instead of round. The square edges can easily blend with any type of kitchen decor. However, one thing you need to note is that the square edges are way more likely to get chipped than the round ones.

It is a type of edge that is marked by a sharp 45-degree edge. This cut gives a feel of a well-defined border for the kitchen countertop and renders an elegant finish.

There are plenty of variations of beveled edges.

You can either go with ½ or ¼ bevel. Further, there are two more options: either to have only the top edge beveled or both the bottom edges beveled. Out of all kitchen countertop edge choices, this is the most cost-friendly and best suited for a kitchen renovation on a budget.

If you want your kitchen to have a contemporary design, then the waterfall edge is a great choice.

Unlike any other edge type, the waterfall edge extends the countertop down to its ends. To put it in simple terms, the material tends to give off a feeling that it is flowing downward or somewhat approaching the flooring. However, this is a slightly pricey edge type, as to implement this style, extra material is required along with detailed fabrication.

The bullnose edge has a gently rounded top and bottom that present a timeless and classic look to your kitchen countertop. The overall smooth profile of this edge adds a stroke of sophistication and elegance to the kitchen, therefore making it a hot trend choice among homeowners. Although the bullnose edge doesn’t have that modern flair about it, it is still a practical option as it makes cleaning and maintaining the kitchen countertop much easier.

Out of many types, this edge type remains a timeless choice for your kitchen. It gives a versatile look to your kitchen, whether it is old, traditional, or even modern. Its adaptability makes it stand out from the other varieties. The crisp design will maximize your countertop space.

Finally, we have the chiseled edge. It is different from the straight edge or beveled edge because it has an approach that is far more textured. A chiseled edge adds a rustic or rugged appearance to your kitchen. The chiseled-edge countertop gives your kitchen a farmhouse-like style.