A Concrete-Finish Farmhouse Sink That Anchors the Modern Kitchen

This Karran apron-front farmhouse sink pairs a concrete-finish quartz composite body with an unequal 60/40 double bowl, bringing an industrial-modern look to kitchens that need the exposed-front profile and real working depth to match.

Key Features

• Concrete-finish quartz composite body gives the look of raw concrete without the weight, porosity, or sealing demands of actual concrete.
• 60/40 unequal bowl split puts a larger bowl on the left for full-size pots and a smaller bowl on the right for rinsing or prep.
• Apron-front design with the exposed front panel set proud of the cabinet face for the farmhouse profile.
• Undermount installation into granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops, with a minimum 36-inch base cabinet required.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for code compliance across most jurisdictions.
• 3-1/2 inch drain openings in both bowls to fit standard waste fittings.

Two Bowls, One Dominant Work Side

The 60/40 split gives the left bowl the bulk of the interior, measuring 17-1/4 inches long, 16-3/4 inches wide, and 9 inches deep. That is enough room for a full sheet pan or a stockpot without wedging it in sideways. The right bowl, at 11-1/4 inches long and the same depth, stays ready for a steady rinse stream, soaking a cutting board, or holding prep waste while the larger side handles the main work. The two-bowl layout keeps competing tasks from crossing paths, which matters in an active kitchen where dinner prep and cleanup run at the same time.

The Concrete Finish and Quartz Composite Body

The Concrete finish delivers a matte, gray-toned surface that reads like poured concrete but is built from quartz composite, not actual stone or cement. Quartz composite holds up where raw concrete would not: it resists staining and food residue without sealing, and it takes the heat of pots coming off the stove without surface damage. The apron front carries the same concrete finish through to the face panel, so the look stays consistent from the countertop down to the cabinet face. For a kitchen styled around matte textures, raw materials, or an industrial-modern palette, the Concrete finish integrates naturally without requiring paint or finishing work.

Where This Sink Fits Best

This sink suits a kitchen remodel or new build where the concrete or industrial-modern aesthetic is intentional and the counter is being fabricated in granite, quartz, or solid surface. Because it is an undermount apron-front sink, it requires two things: a countertop that can accept undermounting, and a base cabinet built for an apron-front sink at a minimum 36-inch width. It is not a drop-in replacement for a standard top-mount sink. Designers specifying a material-forward kitchen and cabinet shops building custom farmhouse bases for clients will find the Concrete finish useful where Black reads too stark and White reads too traditional.

Common Questions

The Industrial-Modern Farmhouse Sink in Concrete

When the kitchen calls for raw texture and a working layout in equal measure, the Concrete-finish QA-760 delivers the apron-front profile, the 60/40 task split, and a matte surface that holds its look without extra maintenance.