Kitchen sinks

Totally my all-time favorite sink, though too large...

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Ditto this and the next two--the sinks are smaller, but backs rise a lot.

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Believe this is an American Standard sink. Awful brand (they break) and only one bowl, but back doesn't rise so much.

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Here is one solution--the faucets come out of the wall, but too thin/cold wall.... Sink here is a Kohler Anthem Cast Iron Sink – Self Rimming k5840-1 in white. The faucets are 540-LDL9CP pol chrome from Chicago Faucet.

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This has a lower back, but (a) it's American Standard--horrible brand; and (b) only one bowl. I need either two bowls or a bowl & a drainboard.

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This is a "fiberglass" copy of an old sink. Drainboards good when the counter is butcher block.... And if have drainboard, don't need two basins. But is this just too much big white sink occupying center of kitchen? What do you think? See: https://www.etsy.com/listing/246473645/36-x-24-single-bowl-rolled-rim-farmhouse?ref=related-3

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I keep coming back to this Ikea sink. Two bowls. Fills counter back to front, so only have butcher block on the sides. And it's cheap--actually not $399 as it says here but more like $320.

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Ikea Domsjo inhere & next few pix. There's a reason it gets used over and over. But check dimension: Is it too large for my space: Width: 37 " Depth: 27 1/8 " Height: 9 1/8 "

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Van Wicklen Design: we have had this (Domsjo) sink installed in 2 different kitchens of ours and have never had a problem...EXCEPT, the sink can be chipped when installing. Installer to be extra cautious ...but other than that it's been great and wears great!

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"Do: Focus on one or two materials. Wood, ceramics, glass, metal — too many materials in one arrangement can look cluttered and unfocused. Stick with mainly one or two for a sleek, chic look. Consider proximity; avoid one-offs; look for serendipitous connections

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Works with wood.

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There are redesigned versions of the farmhouse sink, such as the one pictured here. Here, zinc sheeting countertops. Wait. This, too, is Domsjo.

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Interesting option. No, it's an inset.

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the kitchen photo that’s been added to the most ideabooks on Houzz, Neutral soft colors,stainless, granite, tile backsplash

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Faucets from wall? Build out a little chunk of wall under window?

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Okay, two fantasy sinks, here and...

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...here. Done with fantasy.

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Looking at stainless steel. This one's kind of cool...don't know who makes it. Does go front to back of counter, needs to be smaller but if can find maker maybe they do a smaller one. Love drain channels cut into counter.

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Kraus. Like it a whole lot, but again the damn counter situation

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This is kind of cool--two sinks & a drainboard, plus neat inserts & so on.

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Dawn Stainless Steel Sinks

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Dawn. Someone elsewhere says: The advantage of mounting a drying rack on the edges of your sink — as opposed to resting one on the bottom — is that you still have room for more dirty dishes underneath. So, can have a big! single basin sink & drying space, too.

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Dawn again. I actually quite like these sinks, except don't see them with the damn butcher block. Maybe with the stone.

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still Dawn

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"Don't: Overstuff a small kitchen. Open shelving can be a godsend in a small space, making your room appear significantly larger than the actual square footage. "Do: Make stations--stuff for a particular job."

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Huh. What's this sink? Maybe the smaller Domsjo.

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Ikea has a kind of similar looking one that goes with Domsjo.

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"If your sink’s manufacturer doesn’t make an insert for your particular model, try the Container Store’s adjustable rack, which is great for drying cups and wineglasses. See how to personalize your kitchen sink"

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