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Featured Image: \u00a0Iron Red Granite Island Countertop<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Countertops are an important component of a kitchen or bathroom\u2019s overall style. The finer details, such as the\u00a0countertop<\/a>\u00a0edge, can often make a dramatic difference in the final look of a room. There are many different countertop edge designs to choose from. Here are some of the current trends you may want to consider.<\/p>\n

Waterfall Edge<\/h2>\n

A \u201cwaterfall\u201d is when the countertop comes out to the edge of the cabinetry and then continues vertically down the side of the cabinet to the floor. This is a wonderful way to truly showcase the color and pattern of your countertop, as it will take center stage with this trend. \u00a0Waterfall Edge – Curava Recycled Glass Arctic Countertop<\/p>\n

No Overhang<\/h2>\n

Countertops with no overhang (flush countertops) have become popular as they create a sharp, minimalist look. With this design, cabinets and hardware are not protected from spills as they are with traditional countertops that extend past the face of doors and drawers. However, the sleek style this design provides may be enough to offset any extra cleaning that comes along with it. \u00a0Alberta Quartz\u00a0Countertop<\/p>\n

Overhanging Cliff Edges<\/h2>\n

In contrast, to flush edges, another trend has been to extend the edge of the countertop past the cabinetry, providing a free-hanging surface with extra space underneath. This allows for some convenient options, such as seating around a kitchen island or storing functional items like decorative recycling bins. Calacatta Borghini Marble Slab Countertop<\/p>\n

Varying Degrees of Thickness<\/h2>\n

Using countertops with different degrees of thickness has become fashionable and is a lovely way of creating a subtle, yet intriguing, focal point. Traditionally, countertops have been made 1 1\/4 – 1 1\/2 inches thick. Now there are options to select thinner or thicker edges, varying from as thin as half an inch to as thick as five inches. Seafoam Gren Granite Countertop<\/a><\/p>\n

\u00a0Seeing is Believing!<\/h2>\n

Come to one of the stunning showrooms and walk through the aisles of stone slabs we have available. We dare you to walk out of a showroom without a hundred dizzying ideas of how you can beautify your home or office. \u00a0Arizona Tile Showroom and Slab Yard Locations Check out our Arizona Tile Pinterest boards<\/a>\u00a0for fabulous ways other Arizona Tiles customers have completed projects and shared them with us!<\/p>\n

Custom Ordering?<\/h3>\n

Our modern countertop edge designs are both practical and fashionable, with durability and long-lasting style. Our trained sales consultants\u00a0are able to help you with your selection process from idea to installation. For more information, stop by any of our\u00a0Arizona Tile locations<\/a> to speak with one of our consultants.<\/p>\n","protected":false,"gt_translate_keys":[{"key":"rendered","format":"html"}]},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Featured Image: Iron Red Granite Island Countertop Countertops are an important component of a kitchen or bathroom\u2019s overall style. The finer details, such as the countertop edge, can often make a dramatic difference in the final look of a room. There are many different countertop edge designs to choose from. Here are some of the current trends you may want to consider. Waterfall Edge A \u201cwaterfall\u201d is when the countertop comes out to the edge of the cabinetry and then continues vertically down the side of the cabinet to the floor. This is a wonderful way to truly showcase the color and pattern of your countertop, as it will take center stage with this trend. Waterfall Edge – Curava Recycled Glass Arctic Countertop No Overhang Countertops with no overhang (flush countertops) have become popular as they create a sharp, minimalist look. 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