Ogee on inverted ogee edges are also called double ogee or reversed ogee.
It is best suited for traditional or high-end kitchens and can be applied to durable materials like granite, marble, or quartz, which can handle the detailed profiling. .

Pros

Aesthetic appeal: This profile creates a distinctive, elegant, and luxurious look with its dual S-shaped curves.

Showcases material: The intricate curves can highlight the natural veining and patterns in materials like marble or granite.

Versatility: While classic, it can work in transitional spaces to add a touch of traditional charm to modern designs.

Functional: It can help prevent spills from flowing directly onto lower cabinets.

Cons

Higher cost: The more complex and detailed profile requires more labor and is generally more expensive than simpler edges.

Cleaning challenges: The multiple curves and crevices can trap dirt and grime, making it harder to keep clean.

Formal style: The highly decorative nature makes it less suitable for modern, minimalist designs.