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This Karran fireclay double-bowl sink brings a crisp white apron front to farmhouse kitchen installations, combining traditional farmhouse style with the hard-wearing properties of kiln-fired fireclay in a 33-inch undermount format.
The 60/40 split gives this sink a larger left bowl and a more compact right bowl, a layout that suits keeping one side for washing and the other for rinsing, prep, or a dish drain rack. The 9-1/4-inch bowl depth handles Dutch ovens, stockpots, and full sheet pans without the awkward tilting that shallower bowls require. Both bowls share the same 16-1/4-inch interior width, and both drain through 3-1/2-inch openings that accept standard basket strainers.
Fireclay is shaped from ceramic clay and fired at high temperature, which produces a dense, glazed surface that is significantly harder than standard ceramic. The result is a sink that resists chips and marks better than lighter-duty materials, and carries its white glaze all the way through rather than relying on a surface coating. White is the canonical choice for farmhouse sinks, and this finish keeps a clean, neutral look alongside painted or natural-wood cabinetry, subway tile, and both warm and cool countertop materials.
This sink is the right pick for a new-build or full remodel kitchen where the design centers on a classic white farmhouse look. Because it is an undermount sink with an exposed apron front, it needs a base cabinet built specifically for a farmhouse sink, with a minimum 33-inch width and an open front face to accept the apron panel. The reversible apron is a practical advantage in a kitchen that is still being designed: you can decide on the panel orientation after the cabinets are in place. It is equally at home in a working farmhouse kitchen and in a transitional or contemporary space that uses the apron-front profile as a statement detail rather than a purely traditional one.
The apron panel can be installed with either face showing. Most fireclay apron sinks offer one fixed face; this one gives you the choice of two orientations so you can match the look of your cabinetry or tile.
Yes. An apron-front farmhouse sink requires a base cabinet designed for it, with an open front face and a minimum 33-inch width. A standard base cabinet with a full face frame will not work without modification.
No. This sink is not ADA compliant.
Both bowls have 3-1/2-inch drain openings, which accept standard kitchen basket strainer assemblies.
Choose this sink for a kitchen where a white apron front is the focal point and the material needs to hold up to the demands of daily cooking without showing its age.
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