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17″ Black Glacier Quartz-Kitchen Sinks
$1,359.00 – $1,449.00Quick ViewBlack Glacier Quartz
- This new addition is one of our favorites. Cut from blocks of quartz, Black Glacier is tougher and harder than black granite. With its white crystalline waves, it’s simply gorgeous.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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17″ Black Limestone-Kitchen Sinks
$1,019.00Quick ViewBlack Limestone
- This beautiful limestone provides a lighter shade of black with some small white veins, complementing most modern kitchens. This is a hard stone with no absorption and requires no maintenance. A sealer/enhancer can be applied if you prefer a darker shade of black.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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17″ Carrara White Marble-Kitchen Sinks
$1,350.00 – $1,449.00Quick ViewCarrara White Marble
- This classic Italian stone is white with veins of gray. It’s one of the hardest white marbles available. Carrara Marble will naturally vary in both the amount of veins and its white-gray color.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
- This sink is pre-sealed prior to shipping.
- For normal cleaning mild soap works great, for tough stains, bleach may be used without harm to the stone.
- For more information please see “Resources / Stone Care”.
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17″ Charcoal Marquina Soapstone-Kitchen Sinks
$1,359.00 – $1,449.00Quick ViewCharcoal Marquina Soapstone
- This beautiful soapstone (also known as Steatite) contains less talc than most soapstones, and so it’s a much tougher/hard stone with 0% absorption, making it ideal for kitchen sink use. It was commonly thought that soapstone should be treated with mineral oil to maintain a rich dark look, however since it can easily be washed off with soap and water, it’s an endless job. With todays technology, engineered sealers are food safe and provide much better results, most will last for a year or more, so if you want your sink to appear as black use a enhancer/sealer, but if you prefer the natural charcoal color, please do not use any sealers.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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17″ Crema Lyon Limestone-Kitchen Sinks
$1,019.00 – $1,089.00Quick ViewCrema Lyon Limestone
- France is famous for their distinctive limestones and this hard stone is no exception. It yields an intense buff color with small veins and a few light brown fossils.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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17″ Mercury Granite-Kitchen Sinks
$866.00 – $926.00Quick ViewMercury Granite
- This hard-dense stone has a fine to medium grain, and a muted liquid mercury color, complimenting most modern kitchens.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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17″ Roma Travertine-Kitchen Sinks
$1,223.00 – $1,304.00Quick ViewRoma Travertine
- From Italy, this is by far the best travertine available for kitchen sink use. It contains alluring waves of veins in shades of beige and brown. As with all travertines, this stone has some holes which are epoxy filled and rigorously tested.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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17″ Stratus Marble-Kitchen Sinks
$1,223.00 – $1,304.00Quick ViewStratus Marble
- These beautiful sinks have all been cut to expose the horizontal veining and the stratus color variations of taupe, brown and gray. Occasionally you will see thin vertical veining, at first glance they may appear to be crack lines, but in fact they are orange/red/brown crystal veins, all which add natural beauty to these unique sinks.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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24″ Black Glacier Quartz-Kitchen Sinks
$2,039.00Quick ViewBlack Glacier Quartz
- This new addition is one of our favorites. Cut from blocks of quartz, Black Glacier is tougher and harder than black granite. With its white crystalline waves, it’s simply gorgeous.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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24″ Black Lava-Kitchen Sinks
$1,034.00 – $1,535.00Quick ViewBlack Lava
- This unique stone has a rich charcoal/black look. As with all lava stone, it does contain small holes which have been epoxy filled and rigorously tested. This sink is pre-sealed prior to shipping.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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24″ Black Limestone-Kitchen Sinks
$1,550.00Quick ViewBlack Limestone
- This beautiful limestone provides a lighter shade of black with some small white veins, complementing most modern kitchens. This is a hard stone with no absorption and requires no maintenance. A sealer/enhancer can be applied if you prefer a darker shade of black.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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24″ Carrara White Marble-Kitchen Sinks
$2,039.00 – $2,414.00Quick ViewCarrara White Marble
- This classic Italian stone is white with veins of gray. It’s one of the hardest white marbles available. Carrara Marble will naturally vary in both the amount of veins and its white-gray color.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
- This sink is pre-sealed prior to shipping.
- For normal cleaning mild soap works great, for tough stains, bleach may be used without harm to the stone.
- For more information please see “Resources / Stone Care”.
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24″ Charcoal Marquina Soapstone-Kitchen Sinks
$2,039.00 – $2,414.00Quick ViewCharcoal Marquina Soapstone
- This beautiful soapstone (also known as Steatite) contains less talc than most soapstones, and so it’s a much tougher/hard stone with 0% absorption, making it ideal for kitchen sink use. It was commonly thought that soapstone should be treated with mineral oil to maintain a rich dark look, however since it can easily be washed off with soap and water, it’s an endless job. With todays technology, engineered sealers are food safe and provide much better results, most will last for a year or more, so if you want your sink to appear as black use a enhancer/sealer, but if you prefer the natural charcoal color, please do not use any sealers.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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24″ Crema Lyon Limestone-Kitchen Sinks
$1,550.00 – $1,925.00Quick ViewCrema Lyon Limestone
- France is famous for their distinctive limestones and this hard stone is no exception. It yields an intense buff color with small veins and a few light brown fossils.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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24″ Mercury Granite-Kitchen Sinks
$1,318.00 – $1,693.00Quick ViewMercury Granite
- This hard-dense stone has a fine to medium grain, and a muted liquid mercury color, complimenting most modern kitchens.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.
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24″ Roma Travertine-Kitchen Sinks
$1,835.00 – $2,210.00Quick ViewRoma Travertine
- From Italy, this is by far the best travertine available for kitchen sink use. It contains alluring waves of veins in shades of beige and brown. As with all travertines, this stone has some holes which are epoxy filled and rigorously tested.
- Photos, upon request we will gladly send you pictures of the actual sinks in-stock for your selection.