Yes, certain countertop edge profiles will naturally be more durable or easier to maintain if they are a flat surface and don’t include any curves, cuts, or grooves. Choices like a straight edge countertop or mitered edge countertop will be your simplest to maintain as they are easy to wipe down and there are no grooves for food or dust to get into. Options like a bevelled edge countertop or bullnose edge countertop are also easy to maintain as they involve only simple cuts or shaping that would be easy to clean. These edge profiles don’t stick out much over a counter and with their smooth finishes, they are more resistant to chipping or nicks, making them very durable choices. An ogee edge countertop or chiselled edge countertop will be the hardest to maintain as they include curves or texture. They will require more patience to clean and may suit certain lifestyles best, where not as much cleaning or maintenance would be required. However, their stunning looks make these profiles a great choice for some people.