Concrete Quartz Apron Front Sink for a Modern Farmhouse Kitchen

This Karran apron-front farmhouse sink brings an industrial concrete look to the kitchen in a durable quartz composite body, with two equal bowls and a full-depth undermount profile that sits flush to the cabinet face.

Key Features

• Concrete finish quartz composite gives the sink the textured, muted tone of poured concrete without the weight or porosity.
• Equal 50/50 double bowl splits the basin into two matched sides for washing and rinsing simultaneously.
• Apron-front design exposes the sink's front panel at the cabinet face, the defining detail of the farmhouse style.
• Undermount installation into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops, with a 3-1/2 inch drain opening in each bowl.
• 9-inch bowl depth on both sides for handling large pots and full sheet-pan loads.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified, meeting North American plumbing code requirements.

Two Deep Bowls Behind an Exposed Apron

The farmhouse design keeps the sink's front face visible rather than hiding it behind the countertop edge, so the concrete finish reads as a design element in the kitchen. With two equal bowls each measuring 9 inches deep, this sink handles serious volume: one side for soaking, the other for active washing or rinsing, or one clear while prep work fills the other. Designers specifying a mixed-material kitchen with concrete accents, matte stone surfaces, or an industrial aesthetic will find this finish ties those elements together without competing with them.

Quartz Composite Built for Daily Kitchen Use

The sink is a quartz composite construction, the material that blends crushed quartz with acrylic resin to produce a dense, consistent body. The concrete-toned surface resists staining and food residue, and the non-porous makeup keeps liquids and bacteria from absorbing into the bowl. That combination suits a busy kitchen sink where cleanup speed matters. The finish reads as a warm, flat gray rather than a polished or reflective surface, which means it holds its appearance even as it takes daily use.

Where This Sink Fits Best

Reach for this sink in a new build or full kitchen remodel where the countertop is being fabricated new. It requires a cabinet with a minimum 36-inch width and a base cabinet configured for an apron-front sink, since the exposed front panel calls for a cabinet opening that accommodates it. It undermounts into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops. Concrete as a finish color suits kitchens built around matte palettes: flat-door cabinet styles, open shelving, and countertops in white, charcoal, or natural wood tones. It also works as a grounding element in a lighter kitchen where one strong concrete note anchors the design.

Common Questions

A Concrete Farmhouse Sink That Anchors the Kitchen

For kitchens where the farmhouse look meets an industrial or matte-modern palette, this concrete quartz apron-front sink delivers the depth, the two-bowl utility, and the finish tone to pull the design together.