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Your kitchen sink is not just a basin to wash your dishes in. It's the focal point of your kitchen and what sets the tone for your cooking experience. Different styles have different purposes, so it's time to know all about what you need. In this section, we will talk about how to choose a kitchen sink size. Many factors go into choosing the right size for you - from the material it's made from to whether it has an apron front or not. We'll break down all these factors and tell you how they relate to your individual needs so that you can find the perfect copper sink for your kitchen.

Before you choose a kitchen sink size, you will need to decide which material is best for the kitchen. You must choose between stainless steel, cast iron, and copper. Stainless steel is durable and easy to clean but not as attractive as other materials. Cast iron sinks are more attractive than stainless steel but they require more maintenance and care. Copper kitchen sinks are both attractive and durable with a natural patina that develops gradually over time. They require less maintenance than cast iron but will cost more up-front. Also, with us, you can create a stunning combination of a custom copper sink and a copper range hood.

There are many types of mounting that can be chosen depending on what style the homeowner prefers. Some homeowners prefer a single-bowl model while others prefer a three-bowl model with one higher on the left side with two bowls below it in a row. So, how can you choose a kitchen sink size? When remodeling the kitchen counter, it is important to consider the size of the sink. The most common type of kitchen sink is a drop-in or top-mount sink. It is important to match the size of the sink to the appropriate counter space. Different sinks have different advantages and disadvantages and come in a variety of beautiful designs that can suit any taste. Our drop-in copper sinks are a popular choice for homeowners who are updating their kitchen countertops with either granite, marble, or composite materials. They have no visible mounting hardware and can be installed in three ways: set on top of an existing countertop, set into a new countertop surface, or installed as an undermount with a solid surface underneath. Consider adding other metal elements to highlight the rustic style such as iron lighting fixtures.

There is something rewarding in knowing that the simplest designing solutions tend to be the most effective and at the same time, they can make a powerful impact on the overall décor. That is the case of our farmhouse copper kitchen sinks that are all-time bestsellers in the United States and Canada. The reminiscence of the times when people would use a sink for washing dishes, clothes and sometimes babies, a farmhouse sink represents timeless charm, comfort and beauty of old-world décor. Now, you can have your custom-made, copper apron sink that fit your kitchen style and size. With the outstanding performance and distinctive look of a farmhouse copper sink, you will not want to use your dishwasher anymore! 

Farmhouse copper kitchen sinks are a marvellous way to reflect personal style and create a bold statement in neutral, monochromatic kitchens. They are a great fit in a rustic environment, but many designers incorporate them as well in contemporary decors to bring warmer tones and antique-looking contrast. In that case, you can choose a sleek and simple model that will offer a slightly more contemporary feeling. Independently of their style, farmhouse, kitchen sinks offer hassle-free installation, effortless care, and a lifetime warranty. Therefore, if a large, deep sink basin works best for your cooking and dishwashing style, an apron-front sink could be the most practical choice for you, no matter your home decor style. However, there are some additional factors to consider. As with the majority of types of sinks, farmhouse copper sinks come in both single- and double-bowl designs. The decision between those two options would be based on family habits and daily activity in the kitchen. We recommend our clients t take into consideration the way they cook and dish wash. You should ask yourself a question if you do a lot of food prep in your sink? A large single-bowl sink could be the right choice. Do you like to start washing the dishes while dinner is cooking? A copper double-basin sink that lets you wash dishes on one side without disturbing the rinsed salad greens on the other side could be for you. Additionally, one of the compartment might be bigger than the other so you can have two bowls but still plenty of space for your dishes. For a coherent look, add copper hardware such as pull-knobs and other kitchen accessories to emphasize this metallic look

In the past handmade, farmhouse copper sinks were not the usual choice for kitchens and bathrooms. The biggest fear among the homeowners was that the sink will oxidize with the use. However, it is just a misunderstanding. Although contact with minerals found in water can indeed cause changes in the original copper color, periodical maintenance doesn't let that happen. Copper has a natural way of protecting itself from that process by creating a natural patina. On the other side, if what you actually like is this oxidized effect, we can fabricate greenish patina copper sinks if you wish. There would be extra cost because of treatment to achieve a permanent effect.

Designing a dream kitchen is a scrupulous process, and some larger objects can define the style of the whole décor. Apart from the cabinetry and range hood, choosing a statement sink can make a big difference in the cooking area. In the past kitchen sink was one of the least appreciated fixtures in a home that was associated with cleaning the dishes that no one likes. However, the custom copper appliances have made a long way from merely utilitarian to stunning and unique. An apron-front sink made of this versatile, reddish metal has been very popular for many centuries, especially in North American households. There are so many reasons to fell in love with those ample, highly functional, and also lovely appliances. Traditional or modern, discover the best farmhouse copper sinks on the market.

There are several things you should take into account while choosing a hand-hammered copper sink. You should know that there are various mounting styles available. The two we are offering are drop-in and undermount copper sinks. Unless you are designing and building a new kitchen from scratch, you are probably going to want to install your new kitchen sink in the same place as the previous one to avoid costly relocation of plumbing and drains. In that case, both of those options are very convenient. The best farmhouse copper sinks are the drop-in because of their comfort and effortless installation. This type of copper sinks can be mounted on any countertop material. The sink drops into the pre-existing hole with a rim above the counter that provides a seamless look. The second essential feature of a made-to-order apron front sink is its design. Ask yourself a question which type will be more suitable for your family, a single or double bowl? It seems that double-basin sinks are the most functional for the majority of our clients. You can wash the dishes on one side and used the other for rising. In the meanwhile, a single basin copper sink might be effective for those who have a lot of tableware, pots and pans of a larger size.

The most emblematic feature of a kitchen farmhouse sink is the exposed front and all the designing possibilities that it brings to the overall kitchen layout. You can order a copper range hood model that will match a copper farmhouse sink which will create a bold statement in any style of kitchen. Actually, it is the appealing look of the exposed frontal wall that keeps them so fashionable nowadays. Check our collection of the best farmhouse copper sinks for inspiring designs inspired by the kitchen environment and also by nature. You can find models embellished with handmade sunflowers or grapes pattern for instance. Choosing the right copper apron sink can set a style to the rest of the space so choose wisely.

This custom copper kitchen sinks was installed as undermount. A sink copper apron is exposed and finished with light coffee patina. It has simple design and at the same time it corresponds beautifully with the stone counter and cabinet color. Custom copper kitchen sinks hammered in Mexico are for sale in many different sizes and styles including the one from the photo. In most cases they are nine inches deep. Occasionally, made to order kitchen sinks are manufactured even deeper.