Bisque Tone And A True Double-Bowl Fit For 36-Inch Cabinets

This Karran Acrylic Series undermount kitchen sink brings a warm bisque finish to a 50/50 double-bowl layout, sized to fit standard 36-inch base cabinets and designed to mount cleanly beneath the countertop for a seamless installed look.

Key Features

• Warm bisque finish that coordinates with off-white cabinetry, appliances, and hardware for a cohesive kitchen palette.
• Equal 50/50 double-bowl layout with two independently sized basins for splitting wash and rinse duties or prep and cleanup.
• Acrylic resin construction for a lightweight, smooth-surfaced sink with consistent color throughout.
• Undermount installation that keeps the countertop edge uninterrupted and makes counter-to-sink wiping simple.
• Fits a 36-inch minimum cabinet width with a 33-3/4 by 19 inch footprint and 8-3/4 inch inside bowl depth.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for compliance with North American plumbing standards.

Two Bowls, One Countertop Edge

A 50/50 split puts two equal basins side by side, so one side can hold soaking pots while the other stays clear for rinsing vegetables or running a second task. Because the sink mounts beneath the counter, there is no rim sitting above the surface to interrupt workflow or trap food. The countertop runs flush to the bowl edge, and cleanup means a single wipe from the counter straight into the sink.

Acrylic Resin in a Bisque Finish

The sink body is acrylic resin, a material that is noticeably lighter than quartz composite or fireclay, which makes handling and positioning during install easier. The bisque finish is consistent through the material, so the color reads the same on the inside walls of both bowls and holds up without a surface coating that can chip or wear through. Bisque is a warm off-white, closer to cream than bright white, and it pairs naturally with traditional cream or almond cabinetry, aged-brass or brushed-nickel hardware, and vintage-style fixtures.

Where This Sink Belongs

This is a natural fit for a traditional or transitional kitchen where the palette runs toward warm neutrals rather than stark whites. It works well in a remodel where the existing appliances or tile already carry bisque or almond tones, and it is equally at home in a new build designed around that warm-white kitchen aesthetic. At 33-3/4 inches wide and requiring a 36-inch minimum cabinet, it drops into the most common base-cabinet footprint for a main kitchen sink. Plan it into a new countertop fabrication, since undermount sinks require the counter to be built around the sink opening rather than installed into an existing cutout.

Common Questions

A Warm-Tone Sink Built for the Main Kitchen Run

Choose this sink when the design calls for bisque rather than white and the install calls for a clean undermount in a standard 36-inch cabinet opening.