In a large family kitchen, two bumped out fireclay apron front sinks sit fashionably forward. Farm sinks are often bumped out — or pulled forward in the cabinet base -- so that the user can stand directly against the front panel, which is very comfortable. That type of installation also creates slightly more space behind the sink which is needed to operate certain faucets, … [Read more...]
Upmounted Farm Sink
An upmounted farm sink sits slightly above counter level and shows off the shape of the basin. Among the most difficult ways to install a farm sink slightly above counter level. The question is always: how far above? Another question is why it's not more convenient to have the sink edge sit just below the counter so everything can be swept right in. The answer, in the case of … [Read more...]

