34-Inch Black Apron Front Sink for a Bold, Modern Kitchen

This Karran apron-front farmhouse sink delivers an equal double-bowl layout in a deep black quartz finish, designed to undermount into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops with the front panel fully exposed at the cabinet face.

Key Features

• Apron-front profile with the exposed panel sitting proud of the cabinet face for a clean, intentional farmhouse look.
• Equal 50/50 double bowl, each bowl measuring 14-3/4 by 16-3/4 inches at 9 inches deep.
• Matte black quartz composite body finished to a consistent color throughout the material.
• Retrofits into laminate, solid surface, and granite countertops, expanding where a quartz farmhouse sink can go.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for plumbing compliance.
• Minimum 36-inch cabinet width required for proper fit and support.

Two Deep Bowls That Work Around Each Other

A 50/50 split keeps both sides equally useful. One bowl holds a colander or a soaking pot while the other stays clear for rinsing and prep. At 9 inches deep on each side, there is enough room for tall stockpots and sheet pans without water splashing over the rim. The apron front sits exposed at the cabinet line, so the sink becomes a visual anchor in the kitchen rather than something that disappears beneath the counter edge.

A Quartz Body in Matte Black

Karran builds this sink from a quartz composite material, pressed into a dense, consistent form with a matte black surface that reads the same color at the rim as it does at the bowl floor. The retrofit design means it is not limited to new-countertop-only projects. It seats under laminate, solid surface, or granite, which opens it to remodels where the countertop is staying but the sink is being replaced. The drain openings accept a standard 3-1/2 inch basket strainer on each bowl.

Where This Sink Works Best

This sink is sized for a 36-inch or wider base cabinet, the standard cabinet width for farmhouse sink installations. It suits a kitchen remodel or new build where a bold, dark sink is part of the design intent, not an afterthought. Black works particularly well against white or light-toned countertops and cabinetry, where the contrast reads clearly, and holds its own alongside dark matte hardware and fixtures for a tonal, contemporary look. Because the apron front is exposed, the base cabinet must be set up for a farmhouse sink, either a dedicated farmhouse cabinet or an existing cabinet that has been modified for the apron reveal. This sink is not ADA compliant.

Common Questions

A Farmhouse Sink That Commits to the Look

If black is the finish running through the rest of the kitchen, this apron-front sink keeps the story consistent from the cabinet face to the drain.