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This Karran single-bowl apron-front sink brings a deep matte black quartz finish to a kitchen where the exposed front panel is meant to be seen. It undermounts into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops and is sold as a kit that includes the sink and coordinating accessories.
A black apron-front sink does something a white or neutral sink does not: it anchors the kitchen visually. In a space with white or light cabinetry, the black front panel reads as a sharp contrast detail. In a kitchen built around darker tones, it reads as a seamless extension of the palette. Either way, the exposed apron front is forward in the design conversation, not hidden behind a countertop edge.
The single-bowl interior is 31 inches long and 16-3/4 inches wide with a 9-inch depth, enough room for a large stockpot, sheet pans, or a full stack of dishes without splitting the space between two bowls.
The sink is built from quartz composite, a dense material that holds color consistently throughout the body rather than just at the surface. The matte black finish stays uniform across the apron face and the bowl interior, so there is no risk of a chip or scratch exposing a lighter substrate underneath. Quartz composite also handles heat and rapid temperature shifts better than many surface materials, making it a practical choice for a primary kitchen sink that sees daily cooking use.
An apron-front sink requires a base cabinet built to receive it, one where the front face frame or panel is cut away to expose the apron. This sink needs a minimum 36-inch cabinet width. It is an undermount design, so the countertop sits on top of and around the sink rather than the sink dropping in from above, and it is designed for new countertop installations into laminate, solid surface, or granite. Measure the cabinet opening and confirm the countertop fabrication plan before ordering. The bowl is not ADA compliant, so note that if accessibility is a requirement for the project.
It is designed for new countertop installations. It is not intended to drop into an existing cutout left by a previous sink.
It undermounts into laminate, solid surface, and granite countertops. Confirm the countertop material and fabrication method with your fabricator before finalizing the order.
A minimum 36-inch wide base cabinet is required, and the cabinet must be designed or modified to accept an apron-front sink, meaning the front face is open to expose the sink apron.
Yes, it is sold as a kit. The specific kit contents are noted in the product attributes. The sink itself is the quartz apron-front bowl; confirm the kit inclusions against your project checklist before ordering any additional accessories.
It is cUPC and IAPMO certified, meeting standard plumbing code requirements for kitchen sink installations.
Choose this sink when the kitchen design calls for a black apron-front statement and a deep single bowl that handles full-load cooking and cleanup without compromise.
Sold In: 1 Kit
