A Gray Quartz Farmhouse Sink Built for a Working Kitchen

This Karran apron-front farmhouse sink is a double-bowl, 60/40 split sink in a warm gray quartz finish, designed to undermount into granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops in a 36-inch or wider base cabinet. The exposed apron front sits proud of the cabinet face and makes the sink a visual anchor in the kitchen.

Key Features

• Gray quartz-composite body with an apron front that remains visible at the cabinet face.
• 60/40 double-bowl split with a larger left bowl and a smaller right bowl, each 9 inches deep.
• Undermount installation into granite, quartz, and solid surface countertops, requiring a minimum 36-inch cabinet width.
• 3-1/2 inch drain openings in both bowls.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for plumbing code compliance.

Two Bowls, One Dedicated to Each Task

The 60/40 split gives this sink a generous large bowl on the left for pots, sheet pans, and large prep work, and a narrower right bowl that keeps a separate space for rinsing, straining, or soaking. That separation makes the sink more useful than an equal double bowl during active cooking, when both sides of the kitchen workflow are running at once. Both bowls share the same 9-inch depth, so neither side feels like a shallow concession.

Gray Quartz in a Farmhouse Profile

The apron-front profile is the defining move here: the front panel of the sink is exposed at the cabinet face rather than concealed beneath the countertop edge, which gives the kitchen a grounded, intentional look that reads as furniture rather than a standard install. The gray finish works with both warm and cool countertop materials and holds its own against natural stone, painted cabinetry, and matte hardware. Quartz composite gives the body density and a matte surface that does not show fingerprints or water spots the way polished materials can.

Where This Sink Fits

This is the right sink for a kitchen remodel or new build where the base cabinet is being configured for a farmhouse sink. An apron-front sink needs a cabinet that is open or cut away at the front to accept the exposed panel, so it is a plan-in-advance decision rather than a drop-in replacement. It mounts beneath the countertop and is designed for granite, quartz, and solid surface installations. The 34 by 21-1/4 inch footprint requires a 36-inch minimum cabinet width. Designers specifying a kitchen with gray or greige tones will find the finish coordinates broadly without committing to a stark contrast or a matchy-matchy neutral.

Common Questions

Gray That Goes to Work Every Day

Choose this sink for a farmhouse kitchen where the apron front is meant to be seen and the finish needs to hold up to a high-volume daily routine without showing every mark.