As a stone fabricator and installer we get to work with many types of sinks. There is one type of sink in particular that is becoming more popular and we are doing  more of and that is the Farmhouse sink. Not only are Farmhouse sinks known for their beauty, they are also durable and now available in multiple materials. Some of the materials being used  are fireclay, porcelain, stainless steel and copper. Houzz recently published an article on the Farmhouse sink and we feel it is definitely worth the read, especially if you are considering this type of sink for your future stone project. The article goes in detail on the history of the sink, the materials that are used, different styles and the pros and cons of each material.

Check out the article and look at the photos below of the Farmhouse sinks we have fabricated and installed recently.

Farmhouse Sink In a Soapstone Kitchen

Custom Made Golden Persa Caressed Farmhouse Sink

Farmhouse Sink: Stone is a 3cm Crema Marfil Honed Marble with a 6cm Ogee Bullnose Popout Edge Profile

Copper Farmhouse Sink: Stone is 3cm Atlas Granite with a 3cm Quarter Round Edge Profile