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Farmhouse sinks offer a rustic, traditional look with their exposed fronts, while undermount sinks provide a sleek, modern appearance.

Where we started... The history of the kitchen sink begins with the introduction of running water. Once plumbing entered the home, the kitchen sink quickly became one of the most essential and modern fixtures in daily life, second only to the stove. It was the center of activity. Food was washed and prepared there. Pots, pans, and dishes were cleaned. Many household tasks happened at the sink, day after day. Because of its importance, early kitchen sinks were built large and

Simply... the way it should be He didn’t plan to be the one at the sink. It just happened the way it always did. Dinner ended, chairs slid back, someone started gathering plates, and before he knew it he was standing there with his sleeves rolled up, staring at the leftovers of a good meal. A pan. A cutting board. A stack of plates. The usual. In the old kitchen, this is where his shoulders would tighten. The sink was never big enough. Water always splashed onto the counter.