Flat Ogee Edge You may have heard of the popular, more conventional ogee edge style, which is a rounded, S-curved edge that gives kitchens a sense of ornate traditionalism. While ogee-style edges ...

Ogee refers to the S curve seen in the profile of these edges, which brings a soft fluidity to these countertops. Coming from the Gothic architectural feature, the ogive was a pointed arch ...

Ogee, waterfall and mitered edges are gaining popularity for their distinct designs, offering a high-end, sophisticated look that elevates any space. Antimicrobial and self-healing surfaces ...

One of the great surprises you'll find if you take a field trip to a stone yard is the number of options you have for your countertop edges. It is fairly common to see a bullnose or ogee edge, and ...

Ogee, waterfall and mitered edges are gaining popularity for their distinct designs, offering a high-end, sophisticated look that elevates any space.

But it’s still simplistic enough to allow the teal green cabinets and gleaming gold hardware to take center stage. The counter displays a little extra character thanks to the decorative ogee edges.

By Tracy Hobson Lehmann, Staff writerUpdatedMarch 11, 2013 5:20 p.m. New laminate options, including ogee edges, make the synthetic material a credible likeness of natural materials.Courtesy Formica ...

Ogee edges dip at the top and then curve outward to create a mini outer edge. Keep in mind, however, that it may be more difficult to clean up crumbs and spills with this kind of edging.

Beveled edge: $20 to $45 per square foot. The slanted edge of a beveled edge gives the countertop an elegant, decorative feel. Ogee edge: $30 to $60 per square foot.