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50 Incredible Kitchen Sink Ideas and Designs — RenoGuide
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Marj Licos
A kitchen sink is a necessity, so important that we easily forget about styling it. Every kitchen needs at least one sink. It provides a contained space for you to work with water while minimising the splatter and water mess. From washing food items, utensils and dishes, to organising and holding food to thaw, cool, dry and cook, the sink is an indispensable feature of the kitchen. Here are some incredible kitchen sink ideas and designs to inspire your next kitchen upgrade, renovation or new home kitchen design.
1. Modern Farmhouse
The classic charms of the farmhouse kitchen sink get a sleek and modern upgrade. This streamlined version of the rustic kitchen sink is made of stainless steel in light grey. The apron is smooth and fits perfectly with the classic and modern kitchen interiors.
2. Black Granite
This modern and luxe kitchen sink is also efficient and multi-functional. It is made of granite composite in minimalist matte black. The sink features a main washing basin, a small one for separating items and a drain for washed items. Sleek and innovative design.
3. Secret Compartments
This kitchen island sink comes with secret compartments. Very handy in managing clutter and keeping smaller items organised. You can use space for concealing the not-so-attractive items in the kitchen like dishwashing scrubs, detergent and sponges.
4. The Disappearing Sink
This kitchen sink can disappear when you’re done with it. Ideal for smaller homes or apartments, the disappearing sink can turn your kitchen island into a dining table fast and easy. It comes with a custom cover that you can insert over the sink when not in use.
5. Drainers and Strainers
Cooking and other kitchen works are made easier and more organised with these kitchen sink gear. Drainers, racks and strainers that can fit over the basin make washing multiple items faster and easier. They can also be stowed when not in use.
6. Flush on Concrete
This modern minimalist kitchen island includes the kitchen sink. The double-bowl stainless steel sink is installed flush on the concrete kitchen countertop. A slot drain is added to one side of the sink for better water control and efficiency.
7. Double Bowl White
Elegant and stylish, beautiful and efficient. This modern double bowl sink matches the white kitchen counters. It comes with silver fittings and dish drainer on one side. The 1 and 1/3 basin design facilitates the washing of multiple items and helps in the reduction of water consumption.
8. Green Accents
Brighten up your kitchen sink with some potted plants. Some pops of bright green will liven up any dreary space like the kitchen sink. You can even grow some of your favourite cooking herbs! This white kitchen sink is made charming and colourful by the plants in cups and tin buckets.
9. Long Party Sink
A sink designed for busy kitchens, parties and entertaining. The long island sink is fitted with two movable faucets and comes with different equipment for different cooking, washing and serving needs. A chopping board, racks, strainers and even an ice tub to chill your party drinks!
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Cast Iron ClassicTimeless elegance and design. The classic cast iron sink will bring in a nostalgic note to any modern kitchen. This white drop-in sink perfectly complements the sleek and elegant champagne faucet and the graceful kitchen interiors.
11. Wide and Elegant
This no-nonsense and beautiful stainless-steel kitchen sink offers a sleek contrast to the fabulous marble kitchen countertops. Matching the modern chrome faucet, the wide and durable kitchen sink offers enough room, will last a lifetime, is easy to clean and looks spectacular.
12. Island’s Corner
Placing the sink smack in the middle of the counter or kitchen island takes up a lot of space. This ingenious placement of the sink frees most of the island to other functions like a dining area or kitchen workspace. The massive aluminium basin is large enough for all kitchen washing needs and complements the modern black faucet and marble counters.
13. Black on Wood
A beautiful combination of cool steel and the warm tones of wood. This charming kitchen sink pleases the eyes and its wide basin design and smooth surfaces offer washing convenience. It comes with a contrasting chrome faucet set to highlight its lovely deep grey tone.
14. Sink Organiser
A great organising and storage idea for smaller kitchens! When you don’t have as much counter space as necessary, you can extend your kitchen space vertically. This over-the-sink organiser and drainer free up the counter for more room to work on. Its sleek aluminium finish matches the faucet and sink ensemble.
15. Copper Charms
Add a splash of bright yet muted colour to your modern kitchen. This elegant and chic copper sink and faucet set brighten up the sleek black kitchen. The luxurious sheen of copper gives the space a bright spot, a beautiful relief from the neutral colours of the modern interior design.
16. Etched Marble Sink
The luxury of marble and the graceful craftsmanship make this beautiful kitchen sink a standout. The intricate etchings on the sink’s apron make it unique and special, while the elegance of marble adds a touch of posh to the classy kitchen.
17. Mobile Sink Faucet
A mobile sink faucet is a huge help in improving your washing convenience. No need to bring fruits, pots and other things to wash under the faucet when you can bring the faucet to them. This mobile faucet comes with a matching chrome spray hose. Elegant, modern and efficient.
18. Rustic Concrete on Wood
Rustic, classic, beautiful. This timeless kitchen design features natural elements on its best. The wood counter and cabinets are smooth and show the naturally warm wood tones. The highlight is its concrete sink, smooth and glossy. This is a kitchen for cooking, great meals and amazing company.
19. A Worktop Sink
This kitchen sink ensemble is more than just a sink. It is the kitchen workspace compressed into a small area. The gear includes a fit-in chopping board, racks, a side drainer, a strainer and a whole set of kitchen knives. The overhead rack can hold bowls and holders. Modern efficiency looks good too!
20. Chiselled Granite
A little bit of the outdoors to jazz up your kitchen interiors. This granite kitchen sink features a roughly chiselled apron, giving the elegant kitchen interiors a rustic nature’s touch. A surprising and contrasting detail amongst the smooth and polished room.
21. Circular Sink
Get fancy with this sleek and modern kitchen upgrade! Go with the unexpected, a striking circular sink in chrome. It comes with a bowl holder for your convenience and a matching set of sink faucet. A shiny new addition to glam up your kitchen.
22. Fabulous Gold
Nothing shines like gold. Beautiful and elegant, classic and luxurious. Add the muted sheen of gold to your kitchen with a matching set of golden sink and faucet. Keep the rest of the room in cool colours of greys and blues to set up that golden sheen.
23. Modern Black
This double bowl black granite composite sink is modern, minimalist and elegant. Its deep black colour perfectly contrasts the bright white kitchen interiors. The bright chrome faucet set adds a little shine to the sleek and modern ensemble.
24. Sink Drawer Organisers
Complement your kitchen sink design with sink drawer organisers. You can stow and hide washing implements like scrubs, sponges and dishwashing soap. These small compartments are accessible and help a lot in keeping your kitchen sink and counters clean and clutter-free.
25. Wood Basin
Go full rustic farmhouse with this striking and delightful wooden kitchen sink. Made of strong wood like mahogany and walnut, the basin is also protected by a coating of resin epoxy. The result is a durable, eye-catching and glossy wood basin.
26. Delightful Bronze
The bright sheen of bronze complements the warm glow of wood. The beautiful wood and bronze combo give this elegant kitchen a lovely radiance. The silver and glass faucet set completes the elegant and charming look of the kitchen sink.
27. Covered Sink
A futuristic sink to complete this glossy black minimalist kitchen island. Giving relief to the all-black ensemble is the chrome sink edges and faucet. The covered sink design allows for a multi-purpose kitchen island, ideal for apartments and smaller homes.
28. Steel Efficiency
This complete and efficient kitchen sink design features a double bowl steel sink, matching steel racks, frosted chrome faucet fittings and a cool grey countertop. The sleek shine and air of efficiency of the sink match the cool and minimalist kitchen design.
29. Black Soapstone
Ideal for big family homes and busy kitchens, this long and efficient kitchen sink design can accommodate all kitchen washing needs. Made of tough soapstone, the sink is easy to maintain, will last a long time and its deep black tone is just perfect for the neutral colour schemes of the modern minimalist.
30. Cutting Board Insert
A cutting board that doubles as a sink cover! A great design idea for your kitchen island sink. The cutting board matches the island countertop and the size of the sink. Two slots on both sides are added for easy handling. Turn a kitchen island into a serving or dining table instantly with a covered sink.
31. A Corner Sink
Get all your kitchen done in no time with this corner sink. The sink includes two bowls for washing and a drain section. The custom-designed black sink is made of composite granite. Modern, cool, beautiful.
32. Modern Minimalist
This modern kitchen island features the elements of a classic minimalist – neutral colours, clean lines and functional designs. Its double sink highlights the functionality and style. Sleek steel basins that match the faucet ensemble and complements the elegant ash grey marble countertops.
33. Granite Low Divide
The low divide kitchen sink feature is helpful in washing multiple items at the same time, or when you simply want to divide the items in the sink. You get the width and convenience of a large tub and a second bowl for separating items.
34. Modern Black Ceramic
Incorporate the sleek gloss of retro ceramic with the flat matte surfaces of modern designs. This double bowl ceramic sink gives a glossy contrast to the matte black and grey of the kitchen. The dark interiors gets a relief from the chrome faucet and light grey splashback tiles.
35. Double Bowl Marble
Elegant and luxurious. This no-fuss kitchen sink design doesn’t need accents or shiny add-ons to look posh, it’s all about using the right materials. The white marble sink is complemented by the simple yet elegant chrome faucet and matching marble countertop.
36. The Rotating Sink
An engineering and design feat! This rotating kitchen sink is designed for utmost efficiency and user convenience. The round sink comes with sectional trays with different functions and a pair of chopping boards. It works like a lazy Daisy, so everything is within reach. Perfect for busy kitchens.
37. Trash Collector
Adding a discreet trash chute with your kitchen sink is a very sensible idea. You get to get rid of trash instantly, keeping your cooking surroundings neat and clean. This aluminium tin garbage can is installed flush on the counter. Its streamlined design is easy to clean, easy to remove and comes with an airtight cover for improved sanitation.
38. A Garden Sink
Surround your kitchen sink with your favourite herbs and potted plants. The plants will help freshen and scent the kitchen air, it adds a pop of bright colour and will save you a lot from buying expensive herbs and spices. You can also opt for flowering plants or small vegetables for your sink garden.
39. Clear Window
Washing and preparing meals gets a lot easier and fun when you have ample lighting and a great view of the outdoors. Installing a wide glass window over your kitchen sink lets you enjoy the outdoor views while finishing up the chores.
40. Matte Black Corner
This kitchen corner counter is dedicated for the sink. The all-black kitchen counter ensemble features a sink with two bowls and a draining section. The innovative design includes one full round bowl and a half semi-circular on the side.
41. Sink Caddy
Modern minimalist designs are clean, neat and clutter-free. This sink caddy is very handy for storing and organising kitchen sink items like scrubs and sponges and keeping them within easy reach. Its sleek design complements the minimalist styling of the kitchen sink.
42. Black Steel Farmhouse
Update your farmhouse kitchen sink to get a sleek modern look while retaining the charms of the design. This minimalist black steel farmhouse kitchen sink is easy to clean and features the minimalist lines. It is complemented by the frosted chrome faucet and to wood counters to highlight the rustic flair of the interiors.
43. Concrete Undermount
The undermount design is easier to maintain and clean up water splatter. Everything is just wipe and dry. The bare concrete kitchen sink provides a surprising and idyllic touch to the elegantly beautiful kitchen.
44. Marvellous Marble
This luxurious kitchen sink ensemble combines the graceful elegance of marble and the rich shine of gold. Showing off the delicate marble veins, the full sink bowl features smooth corners and a golden strainer, matching the luxurious and classic two-handle golden faucet.
45. Wood Party Sink
Easily turn your kitchen into a party hub by converting the kitchen island into an elaborate serving bar. The long sink is covered with fitted boards, racks and servers. The proximity of the food from the preparation to the serving area makes hosting parties a lot easier. It’s easier to clean up too!
46. Raw and Rustic
This carved solid stone sink is an heirloom kitchen piece. The stone sink is hand-carved and left to display its natural grooves, colour and texture. Nature’s beauty on display. To last several lifetimes, this magnificent piece will provide character and rustic flair to any modern home and interior design.
47. Italian Fireclay
The elegant white kitchen sink comes with a charming apron design. Graceful baby blue swirls adorn the apron of this farmhouse style sink, giving it an Italian bucolic look. A classic bronze faucet set, shiplap splashback and vintage cast iron cabinet hinges complete the charming look.
48. Modern Granite Ensemble
This modern dark grey kitchen sink ensemble makes cooking and food preparation a breeze! Made of composite granite, the sink includes a big main sink and a smaller one for segregated washing. It also features a draining section that doubles as a chopping board.
49. Farmhouse Hammered Copper
A beautiful and bright kitchen sink for a delightful kitchen. The hammered copper sink has two bowls, one slightly bigger to accommodate bigger items. It features an interesting and eye-catching etched pattern on its apron and the insides of the bowls. The chic copper faucet completes the fabulous kitchen sink ensemble.
50. Concrete Island Sink
This kitchen sink is unusually situated at the end of the kitchen island, not at the centre as it is customary. This ingenious idea is perfect when your kitchen island also doubles as your breakfast table or dining table. Smart, elegant, modern.
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10 Kitchen Sink Types, Pros and Cons
Choosing a kitchen sink is a major part of kitchen renovation. From traditional top-mount sinks to newer, trendier units like the low divider sink, consider which type of sink suits your kitchen and your personality the best.
Here are 10 kitchen sink types, including their pros and cons.
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Top-Mount, Drop-In, or Self-Rimming Sink
Derek Brumby/ Getty ImagesThe most common type of kitchen sink, the top-mount or drop-in, installs from above. Based on a template provided by the sink manufacturer, a hole is cut into the counter material and the sink is inserted from above. All of the sink's weight is carried by the rim. Then the rim of the sink is caulked to the counter with silicone. Because the sink edge creates a rim, these sinks are sometimes called rimmed or self-rimming sinks.
Pros
No special skills are needed for installation.
But most do-it-yourselfers can make sink cut-outs in laminate and even solid surface materials.
Overall cost is relatively low.
Cons
The sink's rim prevents you from sweeping water and debris from the counter straight into the sink.
The rim adds yet another part of the sink that needs to be cleaned.
Some homeowners dislike the look of separation between sink and rim.
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Undermount Sink
Chuckcollier/ Getty ImagesUndermount sinks are the opposite of top-mount sinks, as the sink is attached to the bottom of the counter with special clips.
Pros
Undermount sinks allow you to sweep countertop water and crumbs straight into the sink with a sponge. These sinks have no rim to get in the way, making clean up a charm.
Smoother look is attractive to many homeowners.
Undermount sinks are often of higher quality than overmount sinks.
Cons
Though gunk does not build up on top, it will collect under the counter, where the sink and counter meet.
Undermount sinks are usually more expensive to buy and install than overmount sinks.
Undermounting may limit the size of your sink.
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Double Basin/Bowl Sink
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The most popular type of kitchen sink arrangement, dual basins allow for washing on one side and rinsing or drying on the other side. Truly multi-purpose and highly flexible, double basin sinks have all sink operations covered: washing, rinsing, and draining. It is hard to go wrong with a good double basin sink.
Cons
Either side can be too small to accommodate large pots, baking pans, or casseroles.
Some homeowners dislike the utilitarian appearance of a double sink.
Contemporary trends favor single-basin sinks.
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Single Basin/Bowl Sink
Glow Decor/Getty ImagesSingle basin is a general category of kitchen sinks, which can include both farmhouse (apron) sinks and in-counter sinks. This type of sink has no divided basin.
Pros
The single basin is large enough to wash big items such as casseroles and cookie sheets.
Single basins are ideal for large capacity houses with many people and busy cooking operations.
If you like the look of an apron sink, you're best off with a single basin.
Cons
Be prepared to have a drying area on the side of the sink, as single basin sinks have no room for this.
Single basins are less popular due to their inflexibility and small size.
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Farmhouse or Apron Sink
Jo-Ann Richards/Getty ImagesFarmhouse, or apron, sinks are large single basin sinks distinguished by their front wall, which forms both the front of the sink and the front of the counter. The most popular type of installation is with the sink level and integrated in the counters. However, apron sinks are sometimes installed "country style": on top of a cabinet or on a freestanding table (fixed against the wall) and not surrounded by counters.
Pros
These generously sized sinks make it easier to wash big casserole and baking pans.
Because there is less room between the sink and the edge of the counter, the person using the sink can move in a little bit closer to the sink, avoiding fatigue.
Many people love the "farmhouse" look of an apron sink.
Cons
Apron sinks are prone to dripping, as there is only a narrow barrier between the sink and the floor.
Can be very expensive compared to other sink styles.
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Drainboard Sink
Tatiana Dyuvbanova / EyeEm/Getty ImagesDrainboard sinks combine a small basin on one side with a counter-level drainboard on the other side.
Pros
These smaller types of sinks are great in galley kitchens or any limited space.
Because the drainboard portion has a lip around it, it traps water and quickly drains it back to the sink.
Cons
Basins tend to be small in drainboard sinks. So if you love to cook and entertain lots of people, this sink may not be for you.
If you rarely wash dishes by hand you'll have little use for the drainboard.
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Low Divider Double Basin Sink
Sisoje/Getty ImagesA low divider kitchen sink is a double basin sink, but instead of the divider rising to the level of the top of the sink, it stops partway up.
Pros
Low divider sinks are a perfect combination of single basin and double basin sinks. When you fill one side low with water, it works as a double basin sink. But if you need extra room for big pans, simply keep filling higher so that the water overflows the divider.
Most people find the low divider sink easier to use for food prep.
Cons
Since not many manufacturers offer low divider sinks, prices tend to be higher than for other types, such as single basin, double basin, and even farmhouse sinks.
While in theory, it can double for a single basin sink, the low divider sink has less room for large items such as casseroles or broiler pans.
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Island, Bar, or Prep Sink
JodiJacobson/ Getty ImagesConsiderably smaller than primary kitchen sinks, bar (or prep) sinks are used either for bartending operations or for supplementary food preparation. Bar/prep sinks are almost always single basin and are usually no more than about 15 inches square or diameter (round).
Pros
If you have the space, a second sink is always welcome. Install this sink in your kitchen island or at the far end of your main countertop.
Secondary sinks make it easier for multiple people to prep food at the same time.
These sinks are a great addition if you entertain frequently and want easy access to a bar sink while also preparing or cleaning up from a meal.
Cons
Some homeowners install these sinks with good intentions, yet rarely end up using them.
Depending on your kitchen layout, secondary sinks can take up valuable counter real estate.
Secondary sinks are a luxury that may break your budget unnecessarily.
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Integrated Sink
Dupont/CorianIntegrated (or integral) sinks are produced by solid surface countertop manufacturers, such as DuPont for its Corian line and Samsung for its Staron line. Integrated sinks are made of the same material as the counter and are fused in place at the fabricator's shop.
Pros
With integrated sinks, the obtrusive rim is eliminated. The counter flows seamlessly into the sink.
Integrated sinks eliminate the under counter seam (prone to collecting debris and mold) found on undermount sinks.
Many homeowners love the look of integrated sinks.
Cons
Integrated sinks, common in bathrooms, are more difficult to find in the kitchen realm.
These are custom order items and, as a result, are rather expensive.
If the sink is damaged, it cannot simply be removed and replaced: it must be repaired.
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Corner Sink
RuvatiA kitchen corner sink has double basins which are set at right angles to each other.
Cons
Corner sinks are rarely needed and are thus hard to find.
When you can find them, corner sinks are expensive.
Also, these sinks require custom cuts in the counters. Since most kitchen counters are seamed at the corners, these sinks are forced to bridge this seam, reducing the structural strength of the countertop in that area.
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Kitchen sink - 80 photos of the best design ideas
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If you need a sink in the kitchen, then its choice depends, first of all, on the capabilities of the pieces of furniture, and only then on your preferences.
Therefore, without wasting precious time looking at models that do not fit the kitchen space, accurately measure the countertop, baking trays (inconvenient to wash large trays in a miniature sink) and write down the results to choose the most suitable sink.
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Shape
Modern sinks are available on the market today in a variety of configurations, ranging from round models to rectangular options.
Before choosing the right shape for your kitchen sink, evaluate all the possibilities of the countertop in your kitchen to determine exactly which design is best suited to the size of the countertop.
Remember that square and rectangular bowls are suitable for any headset configuration, while plus round bowls in their maximum depth.
For a small kitchen space, a single-bowl sink and small household appliances are suitable.
If you want to buy a large stainless steel sink for the kitchen, but there is not enough space for it, then you can give preference to a one and a half bowl model.
Installation
An important nuance is the method of attaching the purchased sink. There is an overhead type bowl, or a mortise type. The first option is superimposed like a lid, the second one cuts directly into the countertop itself.
The overlay model will be the best choice for those whose plans do not include global changes in the kitchen space. At the same time, mortise kitchen sinks look much more aesthetically pleasing, but there is much more fuss with their installation.
Before making a choice, consult with the seller about the installation method of the sink you like. This will provide an opportunity to imagine how the kitchen will look after the purchase and installation of the sink.
Materials used
Find out about the advantages and disadvantages of modern kitchen sink materials to avoid unwanted problems that may arise when using the sink in the future.
Before choosing a suitable material, it is advisable to determine the degree of loading of the kitchen accessory. If you plan to actively use it, keeping detergents, cold, hot water, then a stainless steel model will be the best solution.
It's not for nothing that professional chefs prefer this material, and it's also the main material for high-end sinks.
European-level sinks are made of stainless steel, which is flexible, hygienic, impact resistant.
Porcelain
These sinks are made from ceramic, which is extremely durable. Models of such sinks are not afraid of high temperature conditions, are easy to maintain, but very fragile.
At the same time, they are distinguished by their attractive appearance and fit into every interior.
Artificial stone
Artificial stone sinks are eco-friendly and attractive. They are easy to care for, are not afraid of chemical influences, muffle the noise from the flowing stream of water.
Washing data is created from stone chips as well as acrylic mix. The hue may resemble the natural stone of the original colors.
Additional features
When choosing a sink for a modern kitchen, pay special attention to the special waste disposal system and the condition of the drain grate.
In any case, the sink should be equipped with a mesh filter to prevent sewer blockage.
One of the suitable options would be a filter that not only traps food waste, but also removes them from the water, trapping them in a specially designated compartment.
Manufacturers
When choosing a suitable sink for a kitchen space, it is important to focus not only on the recommendations discussed in this article today, but also pay attention to the manufacturer.
Give preference to a popular brand that has proven itself exclusively on the positive side, which has its own center with buyers in the locality of residence and, of course, provides a warranty period for its products.
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Kitchen sink designs - interior design inspiration
Kitchen sink design - a non-standard solution to common problems
Kitchen sink design offers a variety of shapes, sizes and materials. You can easily choose a model according to your budget, which at the same time will perfectly fit into the interior.
Superb sink design for a modern kitchen
Kapito Muller Interiors has played with the black and white contrast in an interesting way, diluting this combination a little with brass details. The result is a luxurious stylish kitchen.
Contrasting washbasin by Kapito Muller Interiors
Jute chose a different contrast but also used a metallic finish to create a beautiful combination. In this case, white goes well with both the chrome faucet and the matte sink.
Washbasin design by Jute
Corner models are a great solution because they allow you to use every centimeter rationally - otherwise the corner would look empty.
Corner sink by Goldfish Interiors
Sparkling metal
Hardened brass is rarer than stainless steel. It looks antique in a good sense of the word, so you can add a twist to the design of the kitchen.
Brass Sink by Studio Lab Decor
The advantage of stainless steel is that it is cheaper and goes well with any material. However, such sinks may look too simple. Designer Jasper Morrison solved this problem by covering the piece with a wooden lid.
Sink with wooden lid
Double stainless steel sink
Farm sinks
Farm sinks don't give up. And today their design is no longer limited to white. They are made from all sorts of materials.
A new addition to kitchen design is the double farmhouse sink in stone. It can look both modern and traditional, depending on the interior.
Double farm sinks
Marble
Marble is an ideal sink material, but requires more maintenance. But, on the other hand, it looks just incredible.
Although stone is considered a hard material, it lends itself to the sculptor's hand. So you can make fancy shells from it.
Double bowls
Double sinks are ideal for picky users: you can wash food in one bowl and leave the other for dirty dishes.
It is not very convenient to wash dishes in shallow sinks, they are intended for fruits and vegetables. However, they should not look ordinary. The wave-shaped ceramic model from Villeroy & Boch breaks this stereotype.
Villeroy & Boch sink
Shallow sinks
The sink doesn't have to be deep. Modern trends lean towards small pieces of furniture. So you can pick up a model with a shallow bowl that will still be spacious enough.
This type of washbasin comes in a variety of shapes. Here is a stainless steel model from Dornbracht.
Dornbracht washbasin
Deep sinks
They can be built into a kitchen cabinet or island. Of the materials, the latest trend is hammered copper. It looks great and goes with any style.
Hammered copper washbasin
In this example, the copper pairs perfectly with hardened brass on the faucet and raw wood on the kitchen cabinet.
Unique modern sink designs
Have you ever seen a waterfall sink? Such a flow of water in the kitchen looks very unusual.