No need to dry our copper sinks after each use like all the imports require.

Why? My copper sinks drain properly so water doesn't stand in the sink causing unsightly marks. I also naturally weather the interior of my copper sinks so there is no " fake finish" to wear off. If the interior of a copper sink is not the color of an old penny, you will have to dry your sink every time and never leave acid containing foods in the sink. Why? Their artificial finish will wear off and will never go back to the original coloration. Have you ever seen an oil rubbed bronze colored penny? My natural patina will always come back and blend in no matter what you do to the interior of my copper sink.

Why are we the only ones doing this? The answer is simple - it is time consuming and adds to the cost of the sink. Doing it right is not cheap! Doing it right, however, reduces your sink maintenance by over 95%.

You made it down this far... Keep going. It just keeps getting more fun!
Scroll down to see a video of an imported copper sink. You will be amazed!

Copper Sinks: Copper Farmhouse Sinks Custom made in Florida

Rachiele copper farmhouse sinks are nothing like imported copper sinks. No other copper sink has our ergonomic and funcitonal features. The attention to detail, the clean lines, the superior welding and the obvious design benefits, clearly separate a Rachiele copper sink from all others. From the 14 gauge Cold Rolled copper and the workstation options, to the rear corner drains and natural patinas... nothing is similar. Our most popular design, until recently, was our Signature Series Workstation Sink, featuring an interior step to support a copper drain grid and a cutting board allowing you to do all of your food preparation on the sink instead of on the counter.

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copper farmhouse sink with trash pull-out bins below

A Well Designed Copper Farmhouse Workstation Copper Sink allows for double roll out trash storage under the sink. Exclusive to Rachiele because my sinks are 8" deep.

All Rachiele copper sinks feature an 8" deep single bowl with rear corner drains. Many ask why my sinks are 8" deep. The answer is purely logical and deals with ergonomics. With a double bowl sink, or a sink with center drains, you rarely, if ever, work at the bottom of the sink. Platters and cookie sheets are placed in double bowl sinks at an angle. With my design, those items are placed flat on the bottom of the sink for scrubbing. You will be working at the bottom of my sink all the time. If the sink is even one inch deeper, I can assure you that you will get a back ache. Due to the rear corner drain location and the 8" deep bowl design of my sinks, you can put double roll out trash bins under the sink as shown in the photo. Think about it... most of your trash is generated at the sink. No more dripping over the counter top or floor when scraping dishes of left over food. Best yet, you now have available space for another very useful cabinet near your sink that would have been dedicated to trash storage.

children bathing in a copper farmhouse sink

How adorable!

My copper farmhouse sinks make everything in the kitchen fun! This copper farmhouse sink features a custom rustic patina and two lovely children! You can feel safe bathing children or preparing food in our copper sinks. Our copper sinks are made of virgin copper mined and manufactured in the USA.

copper top mount farmhouse apron front sink

We are the only company that can offer a drop in retrofit apron or farmhouse sink in copper or stainless in existing cabinetry.

Easily remove your existing sink, make a few easy cuts in the counter top, remove the existing false drawer head(s) and my apron front sink slips right over the face frame of the cabinet. My patented design has a channel behind the apron that slips over existing cabinetry. The sink is totally custom sized to fit your situation.

Two copper farmhouse sinks in one kitchen

This very cool kitchen has two of our Signature Series workstation copper sinks

I occasionally have clients that ask for sinks that are deeper than 8". There are many reasons that "my" sinks should rarely be deeper than 8". The ergonomics of my sinks are different from all others. As you can see, this client (and many others) are thankful for my insistence on 8" deep sinks. "You were right on the depth of the sinks... my back thanks you!" James Ng

We replace outdated sinks almost daily.

Back in 1999 or so, I patented a design for a farmhouse sink where the apron can be shortened along with a 1 inch channel behind the apron that slips over the faceframe of the cabinet. Simply remove the false drawers and my sink slips in place. Every one of these sinks is custom designed to fit each situation. You will work with me, Dino Rachiele, from start to finish. My background as a professional kitchen designer allows me to understand complex cabinetry and countertop issues. These installations (hundreds) have all been simple and flawless.

copper farmhouse sink with cutting board

Copper farmhouse apron sinks with Cutting boards and copper drain grids

Our Signature Series workstation copper sinks feature an interior step to support various cutting boards and a copper drain grid. No more chicken juice on your counter tops! Our customer's father made the cutting board used in the sink in this photo. How cool is that?

hammered copper farmhouse apron front sink

We can hand hammer our copper sinks. Our copper is 8 times harder than what the imports use. Our hand hammering looks more authentic.

This is a 36" Signature Series hammered copper farmhouse workstation sink. The patina is weathered. Photo does not do this sink justice. It is absolutely gorgeous! Hand hammering one of these farmhouse sinks takes the better part of a day. Both sides of the copper are meticulously hammered by hand.

weathered copper patina on a copper farmhouse sink by Rachiele

Our weathered patina does not photograph well (I don't photograph well either)

This is a standard 42" copper farmhouse workstation sink with a weathered patina. Photos do not do this patina justice. It is absolutely gorgeous in person. Each sink is uniquely beautiful. Our Weathered Patina is one of my favorites and happens to be our least expensive patina too! Photographs do not capture the depth of this gorgeous patina. You just have to trust me on this one!

Thanks to our patineur, we are able to produce breathtaking patinas on our copper sinks.

Every rustic copper patina is a work of art, an original, a one-of-a-kind! Often, our sinks are the focal point in the kitchen - and even in the entire home.

double bowl copper sink with cutting board and drain grid

If you want a double bowl copper farmhouse sink... let's do it right!

You might have to arm wrestle me for one. This was quite a large double bowl under mount farmhouse copper sink. If you are going to have a double bowl sink, better get a large one! Double bowl sinks smaller than 36" just don't make any sense to me at all. Neither bowl is large enough to place a cookie sheet or platter in to wash it. This double bowl sink with rear corner drains does the trick!

We hear from our past customers regularly...

One of our customers sent this photo of their copper farm sink about a year after they installed it. They tell me they love it! If you would like to see some copper sink reviews, check out Houzz.com

"Both my husband and I are surprised at how much we ended up loving the look of our sink in this kitchen. Not to mention its functionality! It's beautiful, and we have no worries, love the quality! It truly has become the center piece of our home. We used to have a stainless steel sink at our last home. I can't tell you how many times I looked down into that sink, disappointed at all the scratches. This sink sure stands up to the wear and tear from our family of five. I absolutely love that it is always changing it's beauty, this self healing thing is GREAT!" Faryal S.

What a view!

This stunning kitchen features one of our 48" copper farmhouse apron front sinks with a copper grid drain insert. The faucet is a Waterstone PLP (positive lock pull down) in weathered copper. There is also a matching hot/filtered faucet and a soap dispenser.

Custom "Cork" Patina on our copper farmhouse Signature Series workstation sink

I developed this patina a few years ago. I have to say, it is stunning! This is one of several custom patinas available on our copper apron front farmhouse sinks. Look at the top of any page to see "Patina Options".

top mount copper apron front farmhouse sink

Stunning, right?

If you are looking for a functional sink that looks great - we have the sink for you. I realize there are other options out there at lower prices. I keep my prices as low as possible in order to offer a quality product without cutting corners. 100% value, no corners cut!

copper farmhouse sink in existing cabinet

Your Rachiele copper farmhouse sink will be the focal point in your kitchen!

Every Rachiele copper farmhouse sink is unique. No two sinks look the same. This happens to be a drop in farmhouse sink in existing cabinets. The sink replaced a double bowl under mount sink. A few simple cuts in the granite, remove the false drawer heads and drop the sink in place. When you invest in a Rachiele sink, you are not merely investing in a sink... you are investing in a better way of life.

NEW DESIGN FEATURE FOR 2018 NexGen is the next generation in workstation sinks. Up until now, workstation sinks had a "step" that held up the accessories. My new innovative design removes the step and inserts a ledge instead. The sink width remains the same at the bottom as the top. My innovation gives you an extra inch of front to back space in the sink with this option. My design offers 34 additional square inches of space in a 36" sink!

Pure copper isn't all the same...

We use only pure AMERICAN copper to make our copper sinks. In fact, the copper we use is so rare that there are only two places in the entire United States where it can be purchased. We go out of our way to use domestic copper that is cold rolled. If you are looking at other sources, ask them where their copper comes from and ask for proof of purity. I can offer certification papers for each batch of copper we receive showing the purity of the copper. We use only virgin cold rolled 14 gauge copper, which has a yield strength up to 8 times stronger than annealed recycled copper used by just about everyone else. Why does that matter to you? Well, you hear about 16 gauge, 14 gauge and even 12 gauge copper sinks. If the sink is imported, you can bet the copper is annealed soft copper. We use virgin cold rolled hard copper so that your copper sink will be tough enough to have a lifetime transferable warranty. We could not give a long warranty on an annealed copper sink. I would constantly worry about the integrity after a disposer was in use for many years. There is one company out there that claims there is no difference between cold rolled copper and their annealed copper. Sadly, that is a claim far from the truth. You can Google the question and find out for yourself.

This is a quote from Copper.org: "If scrap (copper) is mixed, contaminated or includes other materials such as solder then, when remelted, it will be more difficult to adjust the composition within the limits of a chosen specification. Where lead or tin have been included, but no harmful impurities, it is usually possible to adjust composition by the addition of more lead or tin to make leaded bronzes. For some scrap contaminated with undesirable impurities it is sometimes possible to dilute it when melting so that the impurity level comes within an acceptable specification. All these techniques retain much of the value of the scrap." There are many import companies that claim their copper is free of impurities. One such company claims: "When the metal is melted down any impurities are removed." Clearly that company is misinformed.

Check out our copper farmhouse sinks. They are quite different than all others... Scroll through photos by dragging your mouse over the photos right to left.

This copper farm sink features a stencil patina on the apron of the sink. You have the ability to custom design a stencil with the assistance of our patineur.

This copper farmhouse sink features my new NexGen Trademark Design. There is a ledge instead of a step to hold accessories. That feature adds significant usable space inside the basin of the sink. This design is unique to Rachiele. Interior width is increased from 16 1/2" to 17 1/2".

This copper farmhouse sink features our Linen Patina on the apron of the sink. This patina option requires a great deal of skill and patience.

Our "Rustic" patina is gaining in popularity on our farmhouse copper sinks. You can request specific colors, like greens, blues, blacks, etc. We will make sure you are thrilled with the result.

I'm not afraid to show you my bottom! Take a look at the bottom of my farmhouse copper sink. Notice the bottom of the apron is completely closed. You will rarely find a photo of the bottom of an import because the aprons are almost always open on the bottom. The bottom and sides are closed on my sinks.

We are likely the only company that can offer patina options like this. I started working with copper patina on copper sinks back in late 1998. We constantly develop our own products for creating these awesome works of art.

This is one of hundreds of top mounted copper farmhouse workstation sinks that I have designed to replace existing outdated double bowl sinks.

Recent custom farmhouse sink featuring our Fire and Ice Patina. Make sure you click on the image to get the full impact of how gorgeous this sink is. This patina is somewhat unreliable. Make sure you have plenty of time if you order this patina.

This is a custom stencil that we did to match the pattern on a tile the customer had sent us. We can make custom stencils to make just about any pattern or design.

Hammered (Rachiele style - real ball peen hammering). The hammering of one sink can take one man the better part of an entire day. The precision of our men is nothing short of amazing.

A rustic patina on our copper farmhouse sink. The amazing colors and patterns are very difficult to achieve and this process takes a bit of time.

This is a gorgeous copper double bowl farmhouse sink with a mild rustic patina. This whopper of a sink measures 43" long. The apron was made 9" tall, while the bowls are 8" deep. This was done to give the sink more balance in terms of proportion. Truly a beautiful sink. We shipped this baby to its new home December 15th, 2010.

First sink of 2011 - a gorgeous rustic patina on a copper apron front farmhouse sink!

This is a 33" long apron sink with a 12 inch tall apron. The bowl depth is 8". It features our self healing weathered interior and our weathered/lacquered apron. Our customer was in a big hurry. This sink was built and finished in less than a week!

I really love this one! It is a 36" copper farmhouse "Signature Series Workstation Sink", featuring a step in the front and rear for cutting boards, a copper grid, or a colander. The patina is particularly nice. Very rich tones.

This is a farmhouse sink with our patented channel to slip over existing cabinetry. This sink also had a rear deck to house the faucet and other accessories. Yes, you can install a farmhouse sink in existing cabinetry - even while using your existing countertops.

Another pretty face! Warm earthtones on this rustic patina will look good in just about any setting.

This is one of our newest patinas - Cork. This is a patina that I developed. This is a stunning patina that takes a great deal of artistic ability. Thankfully, Lori is up to the challenge.

See the construction of an imported copper sink below