Your kitchen sink is one of the first things to set out in your room so you must go with a design that is appealing and has apron front sink to add visual appeal and increase the overall value of your space.
The sinks have a low partition that is great for dishwashing on one side and drying dishes in a drying rack on the other. They are great choice in galley kitchens.
Single Basin
Sink basins come in various sizes, but a single basin type is the most common one. This type is ideal for kitchens that have a lot of parties or are hiring several chefs all at once, but it’s also a good option if the client plans on doing hand washes of larger appliances that won’t go into the dishwasher like casserole dishes or cookie sheets.
Two basin sinks have two sections, so dirty and clean dishes can be separated while working. Depending on which sink you choose, one part might be larger than the other for more balance, or maybe it comes with an extra deep bowl for larger pots and pans.
Fascinating farmhouse (apron front) kitchen sinks (apron sinks) are also striking, country look. Available as top mount or undermount models, their curves are smooth forward of the counter for a nice visual interest, but also practical and durable. Farmhouse sinks are made from fireclay, look elegant yet useful in any room and long lasting.
Double Basin
If tackling dishes and fresh produce in the kitchen is getting too much for your own good, think about a double sink to get the job done more effectively. This modular design helps with organisation by organizing various tasks for easier working process.
Double basin sinks are usually either one side is used for soapy water and the other is for rinsing, but they can also be set to 50/50, 60/40, 70/30.
Double kitchen sinks not only improve your productivity, they increase the interior capacity as well. This can be especially handy if you do a lot of big pots, pans, baking sheets and you want to squirt on one side and rince and dry on the other. And with different designs in stainless steel, porcelain, composites and more – that provide different levels of durability and style – on the market you will find your dream fit in no time!
Apron Front
Apron front sink: This kitchen item can be used to decorate your home. These exposed front deep basins – also called farmhouse sinks – have gained popularity for their unconventional style and practical benefits.
These sinks were originally built so that the water would not splash on the countertop and the cabinets by creating a front apron for dishes to prevent splashing. They can now accommodate bigger pots and harder-to-clean utensils such as grill grates and baking sheets due to their extra width and depth.
: Aprons with front sinks don’t just look great and beautify a room, they’re also convenient to clean and can disguise ugly plumbing elements. They are unfortunately more expensive than the classics, since you have to have bespoke cabinets and countertops because they’re larger and designed to limit under-sink storage. We recommend you call in a professional to set up such a sink in your home.
Bar Sink
This little sink is common in wet bars and is good for washing hands and hand-rinsing. In addition, it makes the process of working in the kitchen easier, since there is no need to carry big pots and pans from the main sink to the little one for cleaning.
They are top or undermount basins available in different sizes and shapes to match the décor of your home. Consider an apron front sink of fireclay for a more country style or stainless steel undermount sink for contemporary sophistication.
The placement of drain holes can be different too, from symmetrical ones that look symmetrical to offset versions that are more versatile. Some have back drains that are great for under-sink garbage disposals or extra storage. After you’ve picked out your sink basin, choose from Kindred’s stainless steel and granite faucets – with pullout shelves for recycling bins and trash cans – then pick out your faucet design!