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This Karran quartz apron-front sink brings an uneven, raw-concrete aesthetic to the farmhouse silhouette, mounting beneath laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops in a 60/40 double-bowl layout designed for a 36-inch base cabinet.
The 60/40 split gives this sink a clear left-right logic: the larger left bowl handles soaking, washing, or holding a colander over a tall stockpot, while the narrower right bowl stays open for rinsing produce, draining pasta, or keeping a separate prep area available. Because the apron front is exposed at the cabinet face rather than tucked behind the countertop edge, the sink reads as a design element as much as a work surface. The asymmetric split makes the layout feel intentional rather than divided arbitrarily down the middle.
The Concrete finish is the reason to choose this SKU over its siblings in the same family. It reads as a warm gray with surface variation that mimics the mottled character of poured concrete. A polished, uniform surface would fight that look; the quartz composite matrix carries just enough texture to stay consistent with the finish. The material is engineered from quartz and resin, so it resists staining and handles the demands of daily kitchen use without the sealing schedule actual concrete requires. Installation is undermount into laminate, solid surface, or granite countertops, and the sink bonds seamlessly into those materials where the countertop fabricator works the joint to the apron face.
This sink suits a kitchen where the concrete-and-wood or concrete-and-matte-black palette is deliberate, not accidental. Industrial-modern kitchens, spaces mixing raw texture with clean lines, and renovations built around honed-stone or matte-surface countertops all land well with this finish. Because it is an apron-front sink, it needs a base cabinet designed and built for the farmhouse style: the face frame is cut back, and the sink front becomes part of the visual. Plan this into a new countertop fabrication, since the undermount design is not compatible with an existing cutout from a previous sink. The 36-inch minimum cabinet width is a firm fit requirement before ordering.
No. Because it is an apron-front undermount sink, it requires a new countertop fabricated to accept it. It is not a drop-in replacement for an existing undermount or top-mount cutout.
It is designed for undermount installation into laminate, solid surface, and granite countertops.
The left bowl is the larger of the two in the 60/40 split, measuring 17-1/4 inches in inside length. The right bowl inside length is 11-1/4 inches. Both bowls share the same inside width and depth.
No, this sink is not ADA compliant.
It is cUPC and IAPMO certified.
Choose this sink when the concrete finish is part of the design plan and the kitchen needs a farmhouse profile that holds up to daily use without any of the upkeep a real concrete surface demands.
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