Waterfall countertops look like countertops that forgot to stop at the edge. Instead of ending where the legs or supporting sides of the countertop are, these appear to cascade down over the side ...

Generally, countertops don’t come cheap, and that’s especially true when you’re splurging on granite, quartz, or marble (the most common materials for a waterfall countertop).

If you aren't familiar with waterfall countertops, it is, as interior designer Tommy Kebbson describes, "a countertop that doesn’t just stop at the edge of the cabinet or island, it flows ...

When it comes to luxury countertop styles, waterfall countertops reign supreme. The cascading edge has a high-end look that draws attention and instantly upgrades any kitchen. They are made to be ...

Brandview / Countertop design trends in 2025 that are sure to impress By Bedrock Quartz | Posted - June 19, 2025 at 7:00 p.m.

Photo by Megan Taylor Sunderland Road, UK, by 2LG Studio Sky-blue cabinetry offers a calm backdrop to the bold waterfall countertop in this kitchen, designed by 2LG Studio.

Sleek waterfall edges in granite, quartz or even wood 'finish a space off nicely,' says installer Bryan Dudek, of Moss Home and Garden in New Orleans.

A marble waterfall edge on your island can be one of the most eye-catching features you could bring into your kitchen design. The dramatic draping of a richly veined natural stone wrapping over your ...