Warm Bisque Finish And a 60/40 Split That Works the Way a Kitchen Does

This Karran undermount kitchen sink pairs a warm bisque quartz composite finish with an unequal double-bowl layout, giving a larger primary bowl for washing and a smaller secondary bowl for prep work, rinsing, or soaking — all in a single undermount unit sized for a 36-inch base cabinet.

Key Features

• Bisque quartz composite body that blends with warm white, cream, and off-white countertop and cabinetry palettes.
• 60/40 unequal bowl split with a deeper left bowl (10 inches) and a shallower right bowl (7-1/2 inches) for task separation.
• Undermount installation into granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops, with a minimum 36-inch cabinet width required.
• 3-1/2 inch drain openings on both bowls for standard drain and disposal fitment.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for plumbing code compliance in most North American jurisdictions.

Two Bowls, Each With a Job

A 60/40 split does something a 50/50 equal double bowl cannot: it gives one side more room for large pots and sheet pans and lets the other side handle a separate task at the same time. The larger left bowl is 18 inches long and 10 inches deep, deep enough to submerge a stockpot. The right bowl at 15-1/4 inches long and 7-1/2 inches deep suits rinsing produce, holding a dish rack, or running a small food prep zone while the main bowl stays in use. For a kitchen where the sink sees real cooking volume, the split layout keeps the two tasks from getting in each other's way.

A Quartz Composite Built for the Counter

The sink is quartz composite, a dense, consistent material that gives the bisque color the same tone at the rim as at the bowl floor. The bisque finish reads as a soft warm off-white, a natural match for kitchens with cream cabinetry, wood-tone countertops, or traditional-style hardware. Because it undermounts, the countertop surface runs continuously to the bowl edge with no exposed rim to interrupt the line or collect water and debris. Installation is into granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops; laminate or tile countertops are not supported by this mounting method.

Where This Sink Fits

This is the right sink for a kitchen renovation or new build where the countertop is quartz, granite, or solid surface and the base cabinet is 36 inches wide. The undermount format suits homeowners who want a clean countertop line, designers specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen palette, and cabinet shops outfitting a project where the sink base has already been framed for a 36-inch undermount. The bisque color works best where the surrounding materials run warm: think natural oak, painted cream or antique white cabinetry, or warm-toned quartz slabs. It is cUPC and IAPMO certified, which covers the code requirements for most residential and light-commercial plumbing inspections in the U.S. and Canada.

Common Questions

A Warm Finish That Holds Up at the Center of the Kitchen

Choose this sink for a kitchen where the countertop is solid, the palette runs warm, and the work at the sink needs more than one bowl to keep moving.