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As the material of the sink itself, most prefer to use stainless steel - a robust material that is not difficult to clean and simple to maintain. Another popular option is to use ceramic sinks, which offer many delightful colors and patterns that won't be too common for your sinks and taps. You will then have the make the choice of what kind of mounting surface you would like to have for your kitchen sinks and taps. You have the option of mounting your sink under the counter - so that it will be not visible - or the usual top of the counter placement. Another style you can consider is the Belfast sink, a big ceramic sink that has a traditional look and set beneath the work surface.

Fireclay kitchen sinks, another sink in the luxury kitchen type, is made of porcelain that is thicker, denser and heavier than the regular china clay. Due to these characteristics fireclay kitchen sinks are more durable and smooth than the ordinary vitreous china. Stainless steel kitchen sinks are the most commonly used luxury kitchen sink as they are corrosion resistant and easily available everywhere. Stainless steel kitchen sinks are usually made with high gauge stainless steel for making them dent- resistant. It has a bright, shining and attractive appearance and will liven up the entire kitchen. They will go well with all types of countertops and is very easy to maintain compared to other stone or ceramic kitchen sinks.

Aside from having the ability of installing corner sinks on your counter tops, you can also opt for under mount corner sink. More often than not, under mount corner sinks have drain boards that help drain dishes, cookware, or utensils easily. You can also avoid spills on floor using these drain boards because the water from the dishes run directly to the bowl and not on the counter top. Under mount sinks also have sink rims to allow water to remain within the sink because they are higher than the drain boards.