Add Vintage Appeal with Farmhouse Kitchen Sinks

Farmhouse sinks are identified by the deep basins and large apron fronts. Their bold, vintage-inspired style makes them a focal point of the kitchen design. From retro-inspired to sleek and modern, there's a farmhouse sink designed to complement any style of home. Choosing the one that is ideal for the space is easy when you take into consideration the material, number of basins, size, color, and brand of the sink.

Farmhouse Sink Materials

One of the main decisions in selecting a farmhouse sink is determining which material to choose for the design. Fireclay, stainless steel, cast iron, and granite composite are the primary options, with each one offering benefits.

Fireclay

Fireclay is a combination of glaze and clay that is fired at high temperatures to create ultra-durable results. It is a great alternative to traditional enameled cast iron sinks because it offers a very similar look with slightly more durability.

Stainless Steel

This metal sink is incredibly durable, holding up to heat and hard use without fear of chipping. Their sleek finish makes them a modern choice, but their drawback Is that they are susceptible to hard water stains and scratches from your pots and pans.

Cast Iron

Cast iron farmhouse sinks definitely give a kitchen an authentic vintage look. Cast iron sinks are stain and heat resistant and bring a glossy finish to your kitchen. They are extremely heavy, which often results in a reinforced foundation to accommodate the load. Cast iron sinks are available in a wide array of color options, making it easy to bring a bold accent to the design.

Granite Composite

For a modern take on traditional farmhouse sinks, granite composite sinks make a great option. This ultra-durable material is heat, chip, and scratch resistant for durability that holds up to a whole family of dishes. They come in a full range of fashionable color options, making it easy to find the ideal contrast to any cabinet finish.

Single Basin Vs. Double Basin

When it comes to basins, there are two main choices: single basin sinks and double basin sinks. Single basin sinks provide one large washing area. It results in clean style lines and plenty of room to tackle washing large pots and pans. When you like having a clean side and a dirty side at one time, a double basin sink makes the best option. Double basin sinks can be split down the middle or have one side that is larger than the other. Typically, double basin sinks only have a disposal in one side.

Consider Size

When planning for a new sink, take careful measurements of the available area and make sure the farmhouse sink selected fits within the space allotted. The cabinet placed below the sink should be large enough and durable enough to support the size and the weight of the sink.

Stylish Color Options

The color of the sink will help it blend in with your design or stand out as a fashionable focal point. Sinks come in a wide array of finishes and colors from which to choose, including:

• Black

• Brown

• Grey

• White

• Neutrals

Enjoy an elegant take on classic country style by incorporating a farmhouse sink into the design of your kitchen. This iconic design features a large front apron and a generous basin that makes it easy to clean even the largest loads of dishes. Farmhouse sinks are offered by all the top name brands you trust, including Miseno, Kohler, Elkay, Rohl, and Signature Hardware. Complete the look of the new sink by pairing it with a dramatic faucet in keeping with the look.

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