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The first farmhouse sinks appeared in England and Ireland in the late 17th century; they were crafted to have large space without the use of running water. Today’s selection of farmhouse sinks have a much larger variety of materials and designs to select from and, of course, running water. |
Today, the same names are used to describe both sink designs, but the majority of farmhouse sink basins are deep and spacious. Also called an apron sink, later designs took the comfort of the cook and/or dishwasher in mind by providing an overhang that eliminated the danger of bumping into sharp edges of the kitchen counter. The apron front is a perfect place for a decorative front that will accentuate the overall decor of your kitchen and provide continuity in design.
Kingston Brass offers an array of decorative fronts in their farmhouse sink collections. Check out all the available options from Kingston Brass, or contact our Kitchen and Bath Experts at 1-877-252-7277 for help in making your choice. |