Crossing a sink and a small tub creates the perfect place to bathe pets — or kids. Pet lovers and Moms with active little ones might have fantasized about a practical washing up spot in the utility room, something that’s ideal when the kids come all muddy or Fido needs a quick dunk. A low [...]
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Kitchen Sink of the Future
Meet the electronic sink with automatic settings. I’m always fascinated by what’s new particularly in the kitchen. And lately companies have been using videos to launch new concepts. The innovative German kitchen faucet manufacturer Dornbracht, and their design partner Michael Sieger, have been rethinking things in the kitchen via a pilot study centered on kitchen [...]
Prep Sink with Runnels
Drainboards can be created on one or both sides. Prep sinks come in various shapes and sizes. This D configuration is a good choice and often overlooked. What makes sense to me is that it’s wider in front — where the action tends to be when you’re peeling, cutting and cleaning. Runnels, or channels in [...]
Trough Prep Sinks
We find sliver sinks to be practical and stylish. A little-noticed addition to the “smart kitchen” is a novel range of narrow, sluice-like sinks. Most merely 8-inches wide, they are shaped like troughs — hence the name — and come in a variety of lengths ranging from 5-feet to just under the standard 24-inch counter [...]
Zero-Radius Double Sink
The idea of “zero radius” means square edges and no curves on the sides or corners This hard edge style — a top choice for contemporary kitchens — was displayed in the black Poggenpohl sink cabinet pictured here. The stainless steel sink and companion drain board are by Franke.
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