A Warm Bisque Finish for a Farmhouse Sink Built to Last

This Karran apron-front farmhouse sink brings a soft bisque tone to a 60/40 double-bowl quartz undermount sink, suited for kitchens where warm, off-white finishes tie the room together.

Key Features

• Apron-front farmhouse design with the bisque-finished front panel exposed at the cabinet face.
• 60/40 unequal double bowl with a larger left basin and a smaller right basin for task separation.
• Quartz composite construction for a dense, stone-like body throughout.
• Undermount installation into granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops only.
• 3-1/2 inch drain openings in each bowl, with a minimum 36-inch cabinet width required.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for plumbing compliance.

Two Bowls That Split the Work

The 60/40 bowl split means the left basin carries the heavy lifting, with the larger footprint suited to washing a full load of dishes or a sheet pan, while the right basin stays free for rinsing, draining, or keeping prep separate. That division of labor suits a kitchen with one primary cook who needs room to work and a dedicated spot to drain without crossing tasks. The apron front sits flush and visible at the cabinet face, the detail that defines the farmhouse sink profile, so the sink becomes part of the kitchen's design rather than disappearing under the counter edge.

Quartz Composite in Bisque

The bisque finish is a warm, creamy off-white that reads closer to linen than to stark white, making it a natural companion for wood cabinetry, butcher-block counters, and earth-toned tile. The quartz composite body carries that color all the way through, so chips and scratches do not expose a different color underneath. The same dense material resists staining and prevents food residue from bonding to the surface, keeping the sink looking clean between uses. Both inside bowls run 9 inches deep, giving real working room whether the sink is holding a stockpot or a soaking pan.

Where This Sink Belongs

This is a sink for a new build or a full kitchen remodel where a farmhouse base cabinet is already in the plan. An apron-front sink requires a cabinet cut and sized to expose the front panel, so it is not a drop-in replacement for a standard cabinet. Once the cabinet is right, this sink undermounts into granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops. It is not designed for laminate or tile without a solid surface bond, so confirm the countertop type before finalizing the order. The 34-inch-wide sink fits a minimum 36-inch cabinet, a common base cabinet width in farmhouse kitchen layouts.

Common Questions

The Farmhouse Sink That Warms the Room

Choose this sink when the kitchen calls for a warm bisque tone, a visible apron front, and two bowls sized for real kitchen work.