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Vessel sinks, commonly known as basin sinks are becoming the popular trend in the luxury kitchen. Vessel sinks sit atop instead of being below the countertop unlike the traditional sink basins. So they are more visible and make a major design statement. They are now produced in a variety of unique and kitchen friendly materials including stones, glass and wood.

The kitchen sink is used a lot when preparing meals, cooking, and washing up. It's not uncommon today, to have a second sink, either in an island or in a food prep area to complement the main sink. There are literally hundreds of kitchen sink styles to choose from these days, so you can find one that really fits with the decor and style of your kitchen. There are traditional stainless steel sinks, porcelain sinks, enamel sinks, under-counter sinks, and more. There are a number of things you will need to take into account when choosing a kitchen sink. By taking all factors into consideration you can ensure that your new sink fits in with your needs and preferences.

Stainless steel kitchen sinks is the most popular material for kitchen sinks today. Along with being easy to clean and install it come in a very wide range of prices. On the downside is that it can scratch, dent, and scold easily if not taken care of properly. Also it intensifies the sound of running water and the garbage disposal because it is not as good at deadening sound as some other materials are. If stainless steel is what you are going for make sure you check the gauge of the material. The lower the gauge of metal the thicker it is which will help minimize the downsides of stainless steel. One other option to look for in your next stainless steel kitchen sink that can help is an undercoating that further muffles sound.