Black Apron Front Farmhouse Sink for a Bold Kitchen Statement

This Karran apron-front farmhouse sink brings a matte black quartz composite finish to a double equal-bowl basin with an exposed front panel that sits flush at the cabinet face, making the sink itself a visible design element in the kitchen.

Key Features

• Apron-front farmhouse profile with an exposed front panel designed to be seen at the cabinet face.
• Matte Black quartz composite body made from 80% natural quartz and acrylic resin.
• Equal 50/50 double bowl with two identical 14-3/4 inch by 16-3/4 inch basins, each 9 inches deep.
• Undermount installation into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops.
• Requires a minimum 36-inch base cabinet to fit the 34-inch wide by 21-1/4-inch deep footprint.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for verified plumbing compliance.

Two Deep Bowls Behind a Black Apron Front

The apron-front design exposes the sink's front panel at the cabinet face instead of tucking it behind a countertop edge. In matte black, that panel reads as a deliberate design detail rather than a utilitarian fixture. The two equal bowls each measure 14-3/4 inches by 16-3/4 inches with a 9-inch depth on both sides, giving enough room to soak a roasting pan in one basin while keeping the other clear for rinsing or active prep. The 3-1/2-inch drain opening on each bowl is standard sizing for most drain hardware.

Quartz Composite in a Finish Built to Hold Its Color

The sink body is a quartz composite made from 80% natural quartz and acrylic resin. That makeup gives the basin the density and heft of stone without the porosity. The matte black surface resists staining and keeps food residue from bonding to the bowl, so the color stays consistent without demanding special cleaners. The quartz composite also handles heat and rapid temperature swings, so moving from ice water to hot pans does not compromise the surface.

The Right Install for This Sink

This sink is designed for undermount installation into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops. An apron-front sink requires a base cabinet built specifically to accept it, since the front panel is exposed rather than concealed. A minimum 36-inch base cabinet is required to clear the 34-inch wide footprint. This is a sink to plan into a new build or a countertop replacement, not a drop-in swap into an existing cutout. Designers specifying the kitchen layout and contractors coordinating the cabinet and countertop trades will want to confirm both the cabinet setup and the countertop material before the sink is ordered.

Common Questions

A Black Farmhouse Sink That Works as Hard as It Looks

For a kitchen where the sink anchors the design, this matte black quartz apron-front basin delivers the farmhouse profile and the two-bowl utility to match.