
Sinks
The sink, built into the plan.
A sink isn't an afterthought — every opening is cut during fabrication. Choose the style that fits the room, and we'll plan the counter around it.

Bathroom Undermount Sinks
A porcelain undermount sink attaches below the vanity top, so the counter surface runs uninterrupted to the edge of the bowl.
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Drop-In Sinks
A drop-in (self-rimming) sink sits over the cutout with its rim finishing the edge on top of the counter.
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Vessel Sinks
Vessel sinks mount above the counter, so the bowl itself becomes part of the room’s look.
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Kitchen Sinks
Kitchen sinks come in more shapes and configurations than any other room’s — and the countertop has to be built around the one you choose.
ExploreSink catalog · 117 sinks
Every sink we can source.
MSI, Casa Fixtures, and Hardware Resources sinks, sorted by type. Tap any photo for specs, finishes, and stock — or tell us the model and we’ll plan the counter around it.
Stainless steel · single bowl
One wide, deep bowl — room for sheet pans and big pots.
Stainless steel · double bowl
Two bowls (50/50, 60/40, 40/60) to wash on one side and rinse on the other.
Workstation sinks
Built-in ledges for sliding cutting boards, colanders, and drying racks.
Farmhouse & apron-front
The front of the sink shows below the counter — stainless or fireclay.
Fireclay (drop-in / undermount)
Glazed fireclay bowls that can sit on top of or under the counter.
Quartz composite · single bowl
Tough, color-through quartz bowls in black, grey, and white.
Quartz composite · double bowl
Two-bowl quartz composite sinks in black, grey, and white.
Bar & prep sinks
Compact bowls for islands, bars, and coffee stations.
Bathroom vanity sinks
Porcelain oval and rectangle vanity sinks, under or over the counter.
Before template day
Have the sink on site.
Every cutout — sink, faucet, dispenser — is made to what's actually on hand. The sink (and faucet, if you've chosen one) should be with us before we template, so the openings match exactly.
Bought a sink already? Bring the model or the spec sheet. Still deciding? We'll talk through what suits the room and the counter together.
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