Drop In Farmhouse Kitchen Sink

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Installing a kitchen sink isn't difficult. Picking the right sink to fit your decorative style is. And for your home, if you prefer the more rustic look of a farmhouse sink, we have got a collection you will want to see. Take a look at these wonderful drop-in farmhouse kitchen sinks. They are deep, sturdy, make of quality materials, and we have loads to choose from.

Titan Self-Trimming Farmhouse/Apron Kitchen Sink with Accessories

Parker Crisp White Fireclay 36" Double Bowl Quick-Fit Farmhouse Apron Front Drop-in Kitchen Sink

Top Mount Apron Front 27" Farmhouse/Apron Kitchen Sink

Now you can easily do your dishes or hand wash your clothes, thanks to this deep double sink. You can mount it in your kitchen, laundry room, or industrial bathroom, and turn your home into a lovely farmhouse.

Lenta Retrofit Farmhouse Apron Front 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Single Bowl Kitchen Sink for Top Mount Installation

Parker Matte Black Fireclay 34 Single Bowl Quick-Fit Farmhouse Apron Front Drop-in Kitchen Sink

Fireclay Farmhouse Kitchen Sink with Sink Grid

This kitchen sink has an under mount design with beautiful porcelain enamel and glaze finish. The farmhouse style of this sink is perfect for those who want to achieve a rural aesthetic in their kitchen area. The faucet is included as well as the basket strainer. If you are planning to remodel your kitchen, this is a perfect addition that you should look into.

Titan Self-Trimming 33" L x 20" W Double Basin Farmhouse/Apron Kitchen Sink with Accessories

Rustic Farmhouse Sink

This Apron Front Sink is originally designed and would please anyone who values unique and fancy looking devices. You can be sure of attracting a lot of attention and bringing to you bunch of compliments from your guests.

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Parker Fireclay 26" Single Bowl Quick-Fit Farmhouse Apron Front Drop-in Kitchen Sink

Nova 33" L x 18" W Double Bowl Fireclay Farmhouse Kitchen Sink with Sink Grid and Basket Strainer

Vintage Inspired Farmhouse Sink

Brushed Stainless Steel Double Basin Farmhouse Kitchen Sink

The rustic style of this farmhouse double basin sink makes for an excellent addition to just about any kitchen. This sink includes the grids and drains as well as the bowl itself. The brushed stainless steel drain finish adds a contemporary look that will complement the rest of the room. It is the perfect choice for rinsing and cleaning dishes.

Fluted Farmhouse Sink

Stainless steel farmhouse sink - because I'm sick of getting a sore back from leaning forward to clean dishes

Perch 24" L X 18" W Farmhouse/Apron Kitchen Sink with Sink Grid and Basket Strainer

Parker White Fireclay 34" Single Bowl Quick-Fit Farmhouse Apron Front Drop-in Kitchen Sink

... Bowl Farmhouse with Apron Kitchen Sink - Matte Black (shown in white

Pure Solid Copper Farmhouse/Apron Sink

This farmhouse/apron sink has an ultra-durable solid copper construction that resists scratches, chipping and rust. It has a drip-free design so you won’t have to worry about your cabinets sustaining water damage. There is plenty of space to rinse your dishes in this sink, so you will have plenty of room. The antique copper finish makes this sink both functional and stylish.

33'' L Farmhouse / Apron Single Bowl Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink

An aesthetic large farmhouse kitchen sink crafted of white ceramic. It's rectangular but has 2 separate rectangular basins with drain holes and quite wide edges. It features a dashy backsplash with faucet holes. It's drop-in mounted.

Karran Quartz 34'' X 21-1/4'' Single Bowl Farmhouse Apron Front Workstation Kitchen Sink

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Mia is a freelance bathroom designer and writer with over a decade of experience helping people rethink how their bathrooms work and feel. Drawing on expertise in space planning, cabinetry, storage, tile layouts, and fixture selection, she designs rooms where every inch earns its keep. Her guidance helps readers turn technically complex bath projects into calm, efficient spaces that are comfortable to live in and easy to maintain.

A drop in farmhouse kitchen sink can be added to already existing kitchen counter and plumbing, although some prep might be necessary. Farmhouse kitchen sinks, which can be single or double, are designed for the front of the sink to be visible, and for the basin to be easily accessible. The basins are extra deep to facilitate washing dishes, preparing foods for canning and for use during meal prep. In some cases, your countertop might be too shallow to accommodate a large sink. A farmhouse sink can extend beyond the edge of the counter to create added working space.

What's the history of a typical farmhouse sink?

A typical farmhouse sink was a working sink, it wasn’t fancy. A double sink was prized for washing dishes, and for keeping one side of the sink open for scrubbing up while the other one was busy being used to drain something. It had a high, built-in splash board at the back so no worries about water running into the cabinets at the back of the sink, and nice, wide sideboards for cutting, chopping, mixing and draining just about anything.

A farmhouse sink was used for just about everything. Add a portable mangle (wringer with a hand crank) and you could rinse out your delicates instead of putting them in the big tub with the rough work clothes. Pad the edges and bottom of the sink with a soft towel, and you had an impromptu bathtub for baby – human or otherwise.

What are farmhouse kitchen sinks made of?

The exposed fronts can be plain porcelain or chrome, or they can be decorative. Some of the original sinks were made from cast iron with a protective enamel coating.

What's the most durable material for a drop in farmhouse kitchen sink?

An enamel over cast iron sink can break or the enamel can wear away or be damaged. If you want something more durable, go for brushed copper. Copper might turn a little green if it isn’t used regularly, but it doesn’t rust. With the amount of use that a farm sink gets, it is likely to be kept polished just by washing dishes. If it does develop the wrong kind of patina, a light rub with some lemon peel will set it to rights.

Copper farm sinks can become seriously fancy. The exposed front of the sink is an invitation to decoration, and a copper sink front embossed with grapes and vines is a pretty pattern that begs to be repeated throughout the kitchen with ornamental touches and copper bottom pots.