A Black Quartz Farmhouse Sink Built for the Modern Kitchen

This Karran single-bowl apron-front sink delivers the farmhouse silhouette in a deep black quartz composite, undermounting into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops for a bold, seamless install.

Key Features

• Black quartz composite construction gives the sink a consistent matte color through the material, not just on the surface.
• Single deep bowl with a 9-inch inside depth and a 31 by 16-3/4 inch interior for handling large pots and full sheet pans.
• Apron-front design with the front panel exposed at the cabinet face, the defining farmhouse detail.
• Undermount installation into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops.
• Requires a minimum 36-inch base cabinet to support the 34-inch overall width.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for compliance in plumbing code-governed installations.

One Bowl, Maximum Workspace

A single bowl this deep eliminates the divider that cuts a standard double-bowl sink in half, which means a stock pot, a sheet pan, or a full load of dishes fits without having to balance over a center ridge. The 9-inch interior depth keeps splashing contained and gives the basin the visual mass that makes a farmhouse sink the focal point of a kitchen rather than just a fixture in it. Black is the right finish choice here for kitchens built around contrast, where dark hardware, dark countertops, or two-tone cabinetry make a black sink feel deliberate rather than incidental.

Quartz Composite in a Through-Color Black

The sink body is quartz composite, which means the black color runs through the material rather than sitting as a surface coat that can chip away. Quartz composite is dense and non-porous, and its surface resists food residue buildup in daily use. The matte black finish pairs well with both matte and satin hardware finishes without the fingerprint visibility that a polished or gloss black surface would show.

Planning the Install

An apron-front sink needs a base cabinet built to accept it, one where the front rail is cut or set back so the sink's exposed panel can sit flush with or proud of the cabinet face. This sink requires a minimum 36-inch cabinet width. It undermounts into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops, and the 3-1/2 inch drain opening takes a standard basket strainer. Plan this sink into a new countertop fabrication rather than an existing cutout, as the apron-front profile dictates the cabinet and countertop layout from the start. The overall footprint is 34 inches wide by 21-1/4 inches front to back, so confirm both dimensions against the cabinet opening before finalizing the order.

Common Questions

The Farmhouse Focal Point in Black

For kitchens where the sink is meant to stand out rather than blend in, this black quartz apron-front bowl delivers the farmhouse profile, the deep single basin, and a through-color finish that holds up to daily work and reads well against both light and dark cabinetry.