A Black Apron-Front Sink Built for a Statement Kitchen

This Karran quartz farmhouse sink brings an exposed apron front and a 60/40 double-bowl layout to kitchens where the sink is meant to be seen. The deep black finish anchors the look while the unequal split gives you a larger primary bowl alongside a dedicated prep or rinse side.

Key Features

• Apron-front farmhouse design with an exposed black front panel that sits proud of the cabinet face.
• 60/40 double-bowl split with a larger left bowl (17-1/4 inches) and a smaller right bowl (11-1/4 inches).
• Quartz composite construction made from natural quartz and acrylic resin in a consistent matte black finish.
• Undermount installation into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops, requiring a 36-inch minimum cabinet width.
• 3-1/2 inch drain opening in each bowl, sized for standard strainer or disposal hardware.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for code compliance on residential and commercial projects.

Two Bowls That Work Differently

The 60/40 split gives each bowl a distinct role. The larger left bowl handles full pots, baking sheets, and daily dishwashing without crowding. The smaller right bowl stays available for a second task — rinsing produce, thawing ingredients, or holding a colander — while the main bowl is in use. That separation keeps a busy kitchen moving without the bottleneck of a single basin.

Quartz in Matte Black

Quartz composite runs color all the way through the material, so the matte black surface does not chip or wear away to reveal a different color underneath. Both bowls sit 9 inches deep, which gives enough clearance for tall stockpots and sheet pans. The apron front carries the same black finish, so the panel reads as an intentional design element rather than an exposed substrate. The sink is cUPC and IAPMO certified, covering the code requirements most residential and light commercial projects will ask for.

Where This Sink Belongs

This is a sink for a kitchen built around a bold, design-forward palette — dark cabinetry, black hardware, matte counters, or a high-contrast light-and-dark layout where a black farmhouse sink ties the room together. The apron front requires a base cabinet specifically designed for a farmhouse sink, and the countertop must be laminate, solid surface, or granite for the undermount installation to work. Designers specifying a full-black kitchen package and cabinet shops building farmhouse-ready bases will find the dimensions and certifications straightforward to work with. Homeowners planning a remodel should confirm the base cabinet is farmhouse-ready before ordering and check the 34 by 21-1/4 inch footprint against the rough opening.

Common Questions

The Black Farmhouse Sink That Anchors the Design

Choose this Karran apron-front sink when the kitchen calls for a deep black statement piece that works as hard as it looks — two bowls, a bold front panel, and certifications that cover the job.