Dino’s Blog: Crafted for Kitchen Perfection

January 2, 2024 As we turn the page to 2024, we at Rachiele Custom Sinks are thrilled to celebrate a remarkable milestone: our 25th...

Happy family standing by their brand new kitchen sink. So, you're planning a kitchen renovation or perhaps building your dream home from...

Throughout my life, I have naturally gravitated towards leadership roles. It aligns with my inclination to identify and act on...

The video below offers a short guide on the innovative and aesthetically pleasing technique of mixing metals in kitchen design. As...

That question seems to be the most asked question online these days. As a former kitchen designer with 20 years of experience as well as...

I have over 50 years of experience in this arena, and there always seem to be differing opinions on how a countertop should be cut around a kitchen sink. Often, countertop fabricators insist on having a reveal or slight overhang of the countertop around an undermount sink. However, for most undermount installations, a flush cut is the better choice. Here are two common justifications I have heard for not cutting the countertop flush: 1. If the counter slightly overhangs the s