Warm Brown Tone and an Asymmetric Bowl Split Built for the Working Kitchen

This Karran quartz undermount kitchen sink pairs a warm brown finish with a 60/40 double-bowl layout, delivering two bowls sized differently so the larger side handles the heavy lifting while the smaller side stays ready for rinsing or prep.

Key Features

• 60/40 double-bowl layout gives you a deep, wide main bowl alongside a smaller secondary bowl for rinsing or secondary prep work.
• Brown quartz composite finish anchors warm-toned kitchens with a color that reads naturally against wood cabinetry and earth-toned countertops.
• Undermount installation into granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops keeps the counter surface clean and uninterrupted above the rim.
• Requires a minimum 36-inch base cabinet to accommodate the 32-inch overall width.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for plumbing code compliance in the US and Canada.
• 3-1/2 inch drain opening on both bowls accepts standard strainer and disposal hardware.

Two Bowls, Two Jobs

The 60/40 split puts the deeper, longer bowl where most of the daily work happens: soaking a roasting pan, washing large cutting boards, or handling the bulk of the dish load. The right bowl is shallower and shorter, sized to stay clear for rinsing produce or holding a colander while the main bowl is occupied. That division of tasks is the practical case for choosing an asymmetric bowl over two equal basins or a single-bowl sink. The left bowl runs 18 inches long, 17-1/4 inches wide, and 10 inches deep; the right bowl is 15-1/4 inches in both length and width at a 7-1/2 inch depth.

Quartz Composite in a Brown Finish

The sink body is quartz composite, a dense material that takes color evenly through the full thickness rather than as a surface coat. The brown tone is consistent across the bowl walls and floor, so minor surface wear over time does not expose a different color underneath. Brown sits between black and white on the kitchen palette and integrates well with warm wood tones, walnut cabinetry, stone-look countertops, and earth-toned tile. The undermount rim is machined to sit beneath the countertop surface, so no exposed rim collects water or crumbs at the counter edge.

Where This Sink Works Best

This is the right sink for a full kitchen remodel or new build where the countertop is being fabricated from granite, quartz, or solid surface and the designer or homeowner wants a warm neutral color that does not read as stark white or as heavy as black. Cabinet shops specifying a complete kitchen package, designers coordinating a warm-tone palette, and homeowners building an island-centered kitchen will find the 60/40 split practical rather than merely stylish. It installs into a 36-inch or wider base cabinet, so it fits the standard kitchen sink run. Because it is an undermount, the countertop fabrication happens around the sink cutout, making it a plan-in product rather than a retrofit drop-in.

Common Questions

A Brown Quartz Sink That Fits the Plan

Choose this sink when the kitchen palette calls for warm, grounded color and the workflow calls for two bowls that handle different tasks rather than splitting the load equally.