DROP-IN KITCHEN SINKS

For a quick change to your kitchen, explore drop-in sinks. They’re especially easy to swap if you’re replacing your current drop-in sink. Available in a vast assortment of materials, colors, and sizes, these kitchen sinks can refresh the look of your kitchen in less than a day. We’ve got the best-rated drop-in sinks, including Blanco kitchen sinks and Kohler drop-in sinks, so you’re sure to find one that fits your home just right.

What’s a Drop-In Sink?

They’re called drop-in sinks because they drop into a hole in the countertop. They have a lip or an edge that sticks out and overlaps the surrounding countertop. The edge helps them stay put, creating a border while the sink is held in place by its own weight. Some rimmed sinks have a pronounced raised border that’s part of the design.

Drop-In Sink Types

For an even more decorative overhang with your sink, choose a drop-in farmhouse sink. It has an exposed front, or apron, so you’ll see the sink instead of the countertop along the front-upper edge of your sink. Many farmhouse sinks might also fall into the deep kitchen sink category.

Workstation sinks are a useful type of drop-in sink. They come with cutting boards, wire drain racks, sink liner grids, and more — all of which perfectly fit your specific sink model. Make food prep less of a chore with these sink accessories that help keep you organized in a small space.

Drop-in sinks come with one, two, or three bowls. The sink portions are sometimes called compartments instead of bowls or basins. Choose the one that fits your space and preferences:

• One Bowl: Single-bowl drop-in sinks are simple models for cozy kitchens. Workstation sink accessories help you make the most of one sink compartment.
• Two Bowls: Choose from a standard 50-50 split or a 60-40 proportion with a double-bowl drop-in sink.
• Three Bowls: For larger households or those with avid cooks, think about installing a 3-compartment drop-in sink. It’ll give ample space to soak pans, clean dishes, and let them drain into the sink basin.

Drop-In Sink Materials

Browse for your perfect drop-in kitchen sink by material. The material can affect the color options, so you may want to consider both material and color together.

• Steel: Stainless steel drop-in kitchen sinks are a classic option. They match stainless appliances, stand up to wear and tear, clean up easily, and can be polished to a satisfying shine.
• Stone Composite: Granite-quartz composite drop-in sinks are heat-resistant, non-porous, and durable.
• Ceramic: Porcelain and ceramic kitchen sinks are usually white with a distinctive gleam.
• Fireclay: Fireclay is similar to ceramic or porcelain. Unlike both, fireclay drop-in sinks are quite heavy and fired at extremely high temperatures for maximum strength.
• Iron: Cast iron drop-in sinks are weighty, too, so you’ll need a sturdy countertop to support them.
• Alternative Materials: Solid surface drop-in sinks resemble other materials but come at a more affordable cost.

Colors of Drop-In Sinks

Although silver stainless steel drop-in kitchen sinks are popular, you can find other colorways to match your home. White drop-in sinks bring a bright and clean look to your kitchen, while black drop-in sinks fit right in with black stainless steel appliances. Shades of brown and beige blend with rustic kitchen decor, while metallics like copper, chrome, and gold sinks add shine and interest.

Whether you’re looking for Moen kitchen sinks, farmhouse drop-in sinks, or drop-in sink mounting clips, we’ve got you covered. You can find select drop-in sinks in your local store, but you’ll want to shop online or on our mobile app to view all your options. We’ll deliver your new sink right to your door.