Eased and mitered edges are two popular options for countertop edging.
Eased Edge: An eased edge is a rounded edge that is slightly rounded and has a soft, smooth look. It is a popular choice for traditional kitchens and offers a subtle and understated look.
Mitered Edge: A mitered edge is a 45-degree angled edge that is created by joining two pieces of the countertop at a 90-degree angle. It is a popular choice for contemporary kitchens and provides a clean, sharp look.
When choosing between an eased edge and a mitered edge, consider the overall design of your kitchen and your personal preferences. The choice will also depend on the material of your countertop and the installation process, as some materials may be better suited for a specific edge style
