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 ...

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 ...

BY R. STEPHANIE BRUNO | Special to The Advocate Feb 23, 2017 Feb 23, 2017 2 min to read ...

One feature that’s becoming very popular is a waterfall edge, where the countertop extends to the floor at a 90-degree angle on each end, creating a sleek, modern aesthetic.