A 33-Inch Top Mount Sink for Kitchens That Work in Warm Tones

This Karran quartz kitchen sink is a 33-inch drop-in, top mount double-bowl sink finished in Brown, suited to kitchens built around warm, earthy palettes where a neutral white or gray sink would read as an afterthought.

Key Features

• Top mount installation that drops into any countertop material, including laminate, quartz, granite, solid surface, and wood.
• 60/40 double-bowl split with a larger left bowl and a smaller right bowl for task separation.
• Brown quartz composite body that integrates with warm-toned kitchens.
• Left bowl dimensions of 18 x 17-1/4 inches at 10 inches deep for full-sized pots and bakeware.
• Right bowl dimensions of 11 x 15-1/4 inches at 7-1/2 inches deep for rinsing, prepping, or draining.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified, with a 3-1/2 inch drain opening in each bowl.

Two Bowls, One Sink That Fits the Counter You Already Have

A 60/40 split means the two bowls are not equal: the larger left bowl handles full pots, sheet pans, and deep bakeware, while the smaller right bowl stays clear for rinsing vegetables, draining pasta, or holding a strainer. That division lets two people work the sink at the same time without bumping into each other.

Because this is a top mount sink, it drops in from above and rests on a rim that sits on the countertop surface. That means it can go into laminate, butcher block, quartz, granite, solid surface, and other common countertop materials without special underbonding or fabrication requirements. A 33-inch cabinet is the minimum width for a clean fit.

Brown Quartz Composite That Ties Into a Warm Kitchen

The sink is built from quartz composite, an engineered material that gives a dense, consistent body with a matte surface throughout. The Brown finish is not a coating applied on top; the color runs through the composite, so chips and scratches that reach below the surface do not expose a different material underneath. In a kitchen with warm wood tones, terracotta tile, walnut cabinetry, or cream-painted faces, the Brown sink reads as part of the palette rather than a contrast piece forced into it.

Where This Sink Fits Best

This sink suits a kitchen remodel or new build where the countertop is being replaced or newly specified alongside the sink. Because it is a top mount, it also works in a direct swap for an existing drop-in sink of the same footprint, which makes it a practical update for a kitchen that needs a new sink without a full countertop replacement. Designers specifying warm or natural-material kitchens will find the Brown finish easier to coordinate with than a cool gray or stark white option. Cabinet shops and contractors ordering for multiple units should confirm the 33-inch minimum cabinet width against the cabinet schedule before specifying across a run.

Common Questions

A Drop-In Sink That Belongs in a Warm Kitchen

Choose this sink when the Brown finish is the functional spec, and the countertop you are working with should not limit the choice.