Collection: Sinks

Every sink we carry, gathered in one place: fireclay and quartz composite farmhouse kitchen sinks, 304 stainless steel bar sinks, and vitreous china, porcelain, concrete composite and tempered glass basins for the bathroom. Compare materials and mounting styles here, then follow through to the room you are working on. Free shipping to the 48 continental states.

Sinks

Kitchen sinks

The kitchen side of this collection runs from 15 inch bar and prep sinks to 33 and 35 inch apron front farmhouse basins, in fireclay, quartz and stone composite, and 16 to 20 gauge 304 stainless steel, with single and double basin layouts and depths from 6 to 10 inches. Undermount, drop-in and apron front mounting are all represented, and many arrive with protective sink grids. Our Kitchen Sinks collection holds the full range with the filters you need to narrow it down.

Bathroom sinks

The bathroom side spans vessel bowls that sit proud of the counter as the sculptural centerpiece of a vanity, undermount basins that keep the stone continuous and wipe clean in one pass, and semi-ramp designs that bridge the two. Materials include vitreous china, ceramic, porcelain, tempered glass, and the Concreto Stone and Matte Stone composites from VIGO, in rounds, ovals, rectangles and squares. Our Bathroom Sinks collection is where to compare them properly.

Bar and prep sinks

A bar sink changes how a whole kitchen works, giving you a second point of water for drinks, prep or cleanup away from the main run. Ours are 304 stainless steel at 15 to 19 inches, in undermount and top mount versions with depths from 6 to 8 inches, sized to fit an island end or a butler's pantry without demanding a full cabinet.

Choosing a material

Fireclay gives you a deep, glassy glaze and genuine heft, and it is the classic farmhouse material for good reason. Quartz and stone composite resist heat, scratches and staining while offering color a metal sink cannot. Stainless steel is the lightest to install, the most forgiving and the easiest to pair with any faucet. In the bathroom, vitreous china and ceramic stay effortlessly clean, while glass and concrete composite are there for when the sink itself should be the thing people notice.

Free shipping to the 48 continental states applies across this collection, and every listing carries its exact dimensions, cut-out requirements and drain size. If you already know which room you are working on, go straight to Kitchen Sinks or Bathroom Sinks and let the filters do the work. If you are still deciding, this is the right place to compare, and our Anaheim showroom is the right place to see the materials in person.