Copper Kitchen Sinks

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    Our copper kitchen sinks are hand-hammered from heavy-duty 16-gauge copper and left unlacquered, in a living finish that deepens in color with daily use. Each sink is shaped by skilled artisans, so every one is slightly unique.

    • Copper farmhouse sinks: apron-front, in single-bowl or double-bowl versions
    • Undermount copper sink: a single bowl that sits below the countertop for a clean line

    Each sink comes in sizes from 10 to 36 inches. Pair it with a solid copper faucet or one of our unlacquered brass kitchen faucets.

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    A large copper farmhouse sink with a textured hammered finish, installed under a white countertop and a brass gooseneck faucet, set against navy blue cabinets and a white backsplash.
    Hammered Copper Farmhouse Sink, Single Bowl
    from $450.00
    A TRIAZA DESIGNS copper undermount sink with a brushed brass gooseneck faucet, installed in a modern kitchen with dark blue cabinets and a dark gray stone countertop.
    Hammered Copper Undermount Kitchen Sink
    from $450.00
    A hammered copper farmhouse double-bowl sink installed in a kitchen with dark charcoal cabinets, white countertops, and a copper bridge faucet.
    Hammered Copper Farmhouse Sink, Double Bowl
    from $450.00

    How to choose a copper farmhouse sink

    Why 16-gauge copper matters

    Gauge measures thickness, and a lower number means thicker metal. Our sinks are hand-hammered from 16-gauge copper, heavier than the 18- to 22-gauge sheet used in many budget sinks, so they resist dents and stand up to daily use.

    Farmhouse or undermount?

    A farmhouse sink shows its hammered apron front and needs a sink base cabinet made for an apron-front sink. Choose a single bowl for large pots and pans, or a double bowl to wash and rinse side by side. An undermount sink has no apron and sits below the countertop for a clean edge.

    Sizes and drain

    Choose an inner size from 10 to 36 inches, 6 to 10 inches deep, or ask us for a custom size. Our sinks fit a standard 3.5-inch US kitchen drain, and the farmhouse models include an unlacquered brass drain.

    Caring for a living finish

    Wash with mild soap and water, then dry with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh chemical cleaners, which strip the patina. Acidic foods such as lemon or tomato can leave bright spots that fade as the patina returns.

    Every sink is covered by our 5-year warranty and ships free to the US by express courier.