“Depending on your countertop material thickness and finished edge thickness, you’ll need more material for the mitered edges and fabrication costs to polish and/or miter the edges,” she adds.

Unlike a standard countertop, it requires additional slab material and skilled fabrication to achieve a flawless mitered edge, making it a more premium investment." Tommy mirrors this advice ...

Polished countertops may still be the staple ... Ogee, waterfall and mitered edges are gaining popularity for their distinct designs, offering a high-end, sophisticated look that elevates any ...