A Bisque Undermount Bar and Prep Sink Built for the Warmer Kitchen

This Karran Acrylic Series bar and prep sink brings a 60/40 split double-bowl configuration to countertops in a bisque finish, undermounting cleanly for a streamlined install that suits warm, traditional, and transitional kitchen palettes.

Key Features

• 60/40 split double bowl puts a larger washing basin alongside a smaller prep or rinsing bowl.
• Bisque acrylic resin body delivers a warm off-white color carried through the material.
• Undermount installation on a 36-inch minimum cabinet width keeps countertop surfaces uninterrupted.
• 3-1/2 inch drain openings on both bowls accept standard drain hardware.
• cUPC and IAPMO certified for code-compliant residential and light commercial installation.
• Asymmetric bowl depths with the larger bowl at 8-3/4 inches and the smaller at 7-3/4 inches.

Two Bowls Sized for Different Tasks

The 60/40 configuration gives more room where it matters most. The larger left bowl handles full pots, sheet pans, and soaking dishes, while the right bowl stays available for rinsing produce or holding a colander. For a bar setup, the split works equally well as a rinse station on one side and a holding basin or ice sink on the other. The asymmetric depths reinforce the division: the larger bowl is deeper, suited to volume washing, and the smaller bowl is proportioned for lighter prep work.

Acrylic Resin in Bisque

Bisque reads as a warm, creamy off-white, a tone that coordinates naturally with cream cabinetry, butcher-block countertops, and traditional or farmhouse-adjacent kitchens where pure white would look clinical. The acrylic resin body carries the color throughout the material rather than as a surface coating, and the finish holds up to daily kitchen use. Because it is an undermount, the counter surface meets the bowl edge without a visible rim, so the bisque tone shows only inside the bowls and lets the countertop surface dominate the visual.

Where This Sink Fits

This sink is a strong match for kitchens being designed around warm, off-white color schemes, or for remodels where the existing cabinetry and countertops already carry cream or bisque tones and the sink needs to blend rather than contrast. The 32-1/4 by 21 inch footprint with a 36-inch minimum cabinet width positions it as a bar or secondary prep sink rather than the primary kitchen workhorse, though its dual-bowl layout carries more capacity than a typical single-bowl bar sink. Designers and contractors specifying a wet bar, island prep station, or butler's pantry in a traditionally styled space will find it covers both the functional and the finish requirements in one SKU. It is certified cUPC and IAPMO, so it meets standard code requirements for residential and light commercial installs.

Common Questions

The Right Finish for a Warm Kitchen Palette

When the color scheme calls for something warmer than white, this bisque undermount sink keeps the finish consistent and gives two bowls worth of working space under a clean countertop edge.