Bold Black Finish, Built for Any Counter

This Karran single-bowl drop-in kitchen sink installs into any countertop material and brings a deep matte-black quartz composite surface to a 33-inch wide footprint. Its top-mount design makes it one of the most flexible sink options for kitchens in new builds, remodels, and retrofits alike.

Key Features

• Matte black quartz composite body that holds its color across the full depth of the material, not just the surface.
• Top-mount installation that works with all countertop materials, including laminate, tile, wood, quartz, granite, and solid surface.
• Single bowl at 30 inches long, 16-1/4 inches wide, and 9 inches deep, giving generous capacity for large pots and sheet pans.
• 3-1/2 inch drain opening sized for standard kitchen drain fittings.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified, meeting plumbing code requirements in the US and Canada.

Where Top-Mount Makes the Difference

A top-mount sink drops into a countertop cutout from above, so the rim sits on top of the surface and the sink holds itself in place once it is clipped and sealed from below. That installation path works on any countertop material, including laminate, ceramic tile, butcher block, granite, quartz, and solid surface, without requiring the adhesive bonding that undermount sinks depend on. For a kitchen running an existing laminate counter or a tile surface, a top-mount is often the only practical drop-in option. It also suits remodels where the counter is staying put and only the sink is being swapped out.

A Quartz Composite Built for Black Kitchens

The sink body is quartz composite, an engineered material that blends crushed quartz with resin to produce a dense, consistent basin. The Black finish here is a full-body color, so chips and wear that reach below the surface do not expose a different material underneath. The bowl is 9 inches deep, which gives enough clearance to fill tall stockpots without fighting the faucet, and the single-bowl configuration keeps the full 30-inch interior length uninterrupted for oversized items. The matte black surface coordinates naturally with darker cabinet hardware, black faucets, and two-tone kitchen palettes where a white or neutral sink would stand out as an accent rather than blend in.

Who Reaches for This Sink

Designers specifying a black-accented kitchen often need a sink that anchors the look rather than breaks it. This sink holds the color and the weight of that role in a 33-inch standard cabinet, the most common base cabinet width for a kitchen sink. Cabinet shops building black-finished kitchens can spec this confidently because the top-mount installation does not constrain the countertop material choice on the rest of the kitchen. Contractors doing a sink swap in an existing kitchen gain a clean option that fits a standard cutout without requiring a counter replacement. Minimum cabinet width required is 33 inches.

Common Questions

A Black Sink That Goes Anywhere the Counter Does

When the design calls for black and the countertop material is already decided, this Karran quartz top-mount delivers the color and the capacity without putting constraints on the install.