Steel farmhouse sink

I’ve dreamed of having a farmhouse kitchen sink 8 years ago when we started thinking about our kitchen remodel. The Sinkology Percy Farmhouse Apron-Front Brushed Stainless Steel sink made this dream come true!

This beautiful kitchen features a sleek stainless steel farmhouse sink by Kraus, adding both style and functionality to the space. Paired with a discreet toe kick heater under the sink base, you’ll enjoy warm feet and a modern, clutter-free look.

In kitchens where you prefer to keep things uncomplicated, a sink with the look and feel of a farmhouse is an excellent choice. Like everything, though, farmhouse sinks have advantages and disadvantages.

How we chose a stainless steel farmhouse sink for our IKEA kitchen, & a 100-day review on the farm sink material, apron design, function, cleaning, & more!

If you are considering a new sink, do you think you might want a farmhouse sink? What's the difference between a farmhouse sink and an apron sink? Learn more and also discover what materials you can get in a farmhouse or apron sink, porcelain, fireclay, solid surface, stainless steel and more

Whether you're renovating your kitchen or building a new one, choosing the right material for your farmhouse sink is crucial. From classic fireclay to durable stainless steel and everything in between, this buyer's guide will walk you through the pros and cons of each option, helping you make an informed decision that suits your style and lifestyle. Discover which material will best complement your kitchen aesthetic and withstand the demands of daily use.

Farmhouse sinks (aka apron sinks) are a popular kitchen option. But, you'll want to consider these pros and cons before purchasing your sink.

When I started my kitchen renovation last winter, I couldn't decide if I wanted to go with butcher block countertops, stone or laminate. I knew I wanted something neutral that would work well with my farmhouse style, but I had to consider budget, durability and maintenance.I ruled out butcher block fairly quickly because I was worried about having too much wood, since all the floors in my house are the original hardwood. I know wood floors and wood counters can look really lovely together…

Who needs a big sink? Like 36 inches of gorgeous durable crisp white fireclay? Check out the 36” Bradstreet II Fireclay Kitchen Sink! Available with free...