Kitchen Sinks
Upgrade your kitchen with our selection of stylish and durable kitchen sinks, designed to enhance both functionality and aesthetics. Discover a variety of kitchen sink styles and materials to complement your kitchen decor and meet your specific needs.
Canis 100 Inset Granite Sink with Drainer
Canis 150 Inset Granite Sink with Drainer
Mode 45 Inset or Undermount Sink
Mode 3415 Inset or Undermount Sink
Form 42 Undermount Sink Stainless Steel
Rello 100 Inset Stainless Steel Sink with Drainer
Rello 150 Inset Stainless Steel Sink with Drainer
Cubit 100 Inset Sink with Drainer Stainless Steel
Cubit 150 Inset Sink with Drainer Stainless Steel
Vanga 150 Inset Sink with Drainer Stainless Steel
Vanga 90 Inset Sink with Drainer Stainless Steel
Vanga 100 Inset Sink with Drainer Stainless Steel
Wiltshire 150 Inset Ceramic Sink with Drainer
Wiltshire 100 Inset Ceramic Sink with Drainer
Berkshire Inset or Undermount Ceramic Sink
Cheshire 760 Ceramic Sink
Cheshire Inset or Undermount Ceramic Sink
Modern Belfast Sit-On Ceramic Sink
Chepstow Sit-On Ceramic Sink
Form 150 Undermount Sink Stainless Steel
Kitchen Sinks: A Complete Buying Guide for Your Kitchen
The sink is one of the hardest-working spots in any kitchen, yet it is often the last thing people think about when planning a new look. Between washing up, prepping vegetables, filling the kettle and rinsing muddy wellies, a good kitchen sink needs to survive daily life for years without losing its shape or shine. At Kitchen Makeovers, we supply and fit a wide range of kitchen sinks across the UK, designed to handle exactly that, while still looking like the centrepiece of the room rather than an afterthought.
Whether you are replacing a chipped, stained bowl that has seen better days or finishing off a full kitchen transformation, choosing the right kitchen sink makes a bigger difference than most homeowners expect. This guide walks through the main sink materials, bowl styles and installation types available, so you can pick the best kitchen sink for the way your household actually cooks and cleans up.
Why the Right Kitchen Sink Makes All the Difference
A sink is used dozens of times a day, so it needs to combine three things: durability, practicality and good looks. A worn, scratched or stained sink can drag down the appearance of an otherwise smart kitchen, while the wrong size or bowl configuration can make everyday tasks like filling large pans or washing baking trays far more awkward than they need to be.
Getting this right at the planning stage, rather than as an afterthought once units and worktops are already in, means the sink sits properly with the rest of the design, both in terms of finish and practical fit. Kitchen sinks in the UK vary widely in material, depth and bowl configuration, so it is worth understanding the options before you buy.
Best Kitchen Sinks by Material: Which One Suits Your Home
There is no single “best” kitchen sink for every household, only the best kitchen sink for how your kitchen is actually used. The three materials below cover the vast majority of homes we fit.
Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks
Stainless steel kitchen sinks remain the most popular choice in the UK, and it is easy to see why. They are hygienic, resistant to heat and stains, simple to keep clean, and hold up well against heavy daily use. Modern ranges have moved a long way past the plain brushed-steel look of years past, now available in on-trend finishes such as gunmetal, copper, gold and black steel, so a stainless steel sink can sit just as comfortably in a contemporary kitchen as a traditional one.
Composite Kitchen Sinks
Composite kitchen sinks, made from a blend of granite or quartz particles and resin, offer exceptional resistance to scratches, chips and heat marks. They also feel noticeably more solid underhand than steel, which many homeowners like. Composite sinks come in a range of muted, on-trend colours, including anthracite, chalk, pebble, desert and mink tones, making them a strong option for anyone wanting a softer, more contemporary look than shiny steel.
Ceramic Kitchen Sinks
Ceramic kitchen sinks, including classic Belfast and butler-style designs, bring a timeless, farmhouse-inspired look that suits both period properties and modern country-style kitchens. Finished in crisp white, they are naturally resistant to stains and scorching, and the deep single bowl typical of this style is genuinely useful for oversized pots, roasting trays and washing delicate items by hand.
Beyond material, how a sink is installed changes both its look and how easy your worktop is to keep clean.
An undermount kitchen sink is fixed beneath the worktop, so there is no visible rim and worktop crumbs can be swept straight into the bowl. This gives a sleek, seamless finish that works particularly well with solid worktops such as granite, quartz or composite. An inset kitchen sink sits within a cut-out so its rim is flush with the worktop surface, offering a neat, flexible option suited to almost any worktop material, and it is the most common choice in UK kitchens for good reason: it is straightforward to fit and works with laminate, wood and stone worktops alike. A sit-on sink rests on top of the worktop with a visible lip, and is often the simplest and most cost-effective way to fit a new sink without altering the surrounding units.
Why Choose Kitchen Makeovers for Your New Kitchen Sink
We supply and fit kitchen sinks as part of complete kitchen makeovers, not just as a standalone swap, which means everything is measured and fitted properly around your existing units and worktop. Every sink we fit is backed by a 6 year guarantee, and our ranges are made in the UK to a high standard rather than being generic imports. Most kitchens are transformed in just 2 to 3 days, with minimal disruption to your home, and choosing a sink upgrade as part of a wider makeover can save you up to 50% compared with the cost of a full new kitchen.
Our team offers a genuinely personal service from the first conversation through to fitting, helping you choose a kitchen sink that suits both your budget and how you actually use your kitchen day to day. If you are also looking to update your tap, take a look at our separate range of kitchen taps to find a finish that matches. Book a free, no-obligation quotation or download our brochure to see the full range of sinks and finishes available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best type of kitchen sink material?
There is no single best material for every kitchen, only the best fit for your household. Stainless steel is durable, affordable and easy to clean; composite is highly resistant to scratches and heat with a softer, matte appearance; and ceramic Belfast-style sinks suit traditional or country kitchens and offer a deep, practical bowl. The right choice depends on your kitchen style, budget and how the sink will be used day to day.
What's the difference between an inset, undermount and sit-on sink?
An inset sink sits flush within a worktop cut-out with its rim visible at surface level, and is the most common and flexible option for UK kitchens. An undermount sink is fixed beneath the worktop for a seamless, rimless look, which works best with solid worktop materials. A sit-on sink rests above the worktop with a visible lip and is generally the most straightforward and cost-effective to fit.
How do I know what size kitchen sink will fit my kitchen?
Sink size is largely dictated by the base unit beneath it, so the minimum cabinet width for a given model is the main thing to check before choosing a sink. Our team measures this as part of a free quotation, so you only see sinks that will genuinely fit your existing or planned units.
Can I choose a single or double bowl kitchen sink?
Yes. Single bowl sinks give you one large, uninterrupted space, ideal for oversized pans and trays, while double bowl sinks let you separate washing and rinsing, or keep one side free for food prep. Both are available across our stainless steel, composite and ceramic ranges.
How long does it take to fit a new kitchen sink?
When fitted as part of a Kitchen Makeovers transformation, most projects, including a new sink, are completed in just 2 to 3 days, keeping disruption to your kitchen to a minimum.
Can I get a free quote for a new kitchen sink?
Yes. We offer a free, no-obligation quotation for a new kitchen sink, whether as a standalone upgrade or part of a wider kitchen makeover. You can also download our brochure to browse the full range before booking a visit.
