A Concrete-Finish Quartz Sink That Drops Into Any Countertop

This Karran top-mount kitchen sink pairs a warm concrete finish with a 60/40 double-bowl layout, dropping into any countertop material for a straightforward install that works in new builds and remodels alike.

Key Features

• Concrete finish quartz composite brings an industrial-leaning tone that coordinates with concrete-look countertops, matte tile, and modern cabinetry.
• 60/40 bowl split gives you a larger primary bowl (17-1/4 inches long) and a smaller secondary bowl (11-3/8 inches long), each 9 inches deep.
• Top-mount installation into any countertop material, including laminate, wood, tile, quartz, granite, and solid surface.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for residential and commercial code compliance.
• 33-inch overall width fits a minimum 33-inch cabinet, standard in most kitchen layouts.

Two Bowls Sized for How Kitchens Actually Work

The 60/40 split is the workhorse configuration for active kitchens. The larger bowl handles soaking a stockpot, rinsing a sheet pan, or bathing produce, while the smaller bowl stays free for draining, rinsing, or holding a colander. Both bowls run 9 inches deep, so there is real volume on each side. A single-bowl sink makes you choose between tasks; this one lets both happen at once.

Quartz Composite in a Concrete Tone

The concrete finish gives this sink a muted, slightly textured visual character that reads differently from the brighter whites, blacks, and grays in the same product family. It coordinates naturally with concrete-look quartz and porcelain countertops, matte black fixtures, and flat-front cabinetry where the goal is a considered, layered palette rather than high contrast. Quartz composite is a dense, engineered material: it holds its color through the body rather than showing a substrate beneath any surface wear.

Where This Sink Works Best

Top-mount installation is the practical choice when the countertop is already in place or when the project budget does not include countertop fabrication for an undermount cutout. Because this sink seats in a standard drop-in cutout and rests on the countertop rim, it fits laminate, tile, and butcher block just as cleanly as it fits stone and solid surface. That flexibility makes it a strong candidate for kitchen remodels, rental property upgrades, and secondary kitchens where the counter stays and the sink gets replaced. The 33-inch footprint fits standard-width base cabinets, so no special cabinet work is required. Designers specifying a concrete-palette kitchen will find it coordinates with a wider range of countertop and fixture finishes than a starkly bright or dark bowl would.

Common Questions

The Concrete Palette, Ready to Install

For kitchens where the concrete look is deliberate, this sink carries that finish into the basin without requiring custom countertop work, delivering a design-forward tone with a standard drop-in install.