Kitchen Sinks
Enhance the function and style of your culinary space with our selection of kitchen sinks. You can opt for left, right or reversible layouts in a range of materials to suit your space’s aesthetic and maintenance preferences. From hard-wearing stainless steel to sleek ceramic, modernise your sink space to suit your everyday.
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Whether you’re upgrading your current space or planning a full kitchen renovation, it’s time to choose a sink that seamlessly flows with your design. Discover our collection of modern kitchen sinks, available in an array of sizes, materials and bowl shapes to suit your needs, preferences and space availability.
Complement classic styling with a ceramic kitchen sink that combines superior stain resistance with a smooth surface for easy cleaning. Or opt for stainless steel kitchen sinks for easy maintenance and long-lasting assurance against corrosion – the perfect choice for busy kitchens.
Don’t forget to complete the look of your ideal sink space with our range of kitchen taps.
Installing your own? Discover our guide on how to fit a kitchen sink and taps.
FAQs
How to clean a kitchen sink
The best and most natural way to clean your kitchen sink is to pour baking soda directly down the drain before switching on the hot water to flush it down. If you’re having issues with unwanted odours, try pouring lemon juice or distilled white vinegar down the drain, wait 30 minutes and then rinse the sink as usual.
Which sink is best for a kitchen?
This depends on how much space you have to work with, your budget and overall style preferences. Stainless steel tends to be a popular material choice as it’s durable, easy to maintain and resistant to heat. Whereas composite sinks are more stylish and hard-wearing, and ceramic sinks perfectly compliment traditional kitchens.
Do kitchen sinks need a vent?
Usually not, as they rely on the plumbing system in your home, which offers ample ventilation.
Does my kitchen sink need to match appliances?
Not necessarily. However, if you do match them, it makes for a cohesive look; for example, opting for white against your white toaster, kettle and washing machine.
How deep is a kitchen sink?
Kitchen sinks vary in depth depending on the style. However, standard kitchen sinks are between 180–250mm deep.

