A farmhouse sink, similar to an apron front sink, has become a popular choice with home designers of all styles. These are spacious “workhorse” sinks that retain a timeless charm. Farmhouse sinks are most often used in kitchens, but they are useful in other areas where they use sinks like laundry rooms and bathrooms. We have gathered some inspiration photos with some farmhouse sink ideas that are beautiful and unique.
Modern Farmhouse Sink
This modern farmhouse sink blends sleek stone with a deep, spacious basin. Paired with a gold faucet and dark countertops, it creates a striking contrast, balancing rustic charm with contemporary elegance.
This farmhouse sink features a rich brown stone finish with an apron front, seamlessly blending into the countertop. Paired with a sleek bronze faucet and soft-toned cabinetry, it creates a warm, earthy aesthetic perfect for a modern rustic kitchen.
Farmhouse Sink for Contrast


Farmhouse sinks are a useful way to break up the color block of cabinets. This sink also breaks the horizontal line of the cabinet in that it extends beyond the cabinets to create a more custom look.
Small Farmhouse Sinks


Many farmhouse sinks are larger than standard sinks, but there are also some that have smaller dimensions. These work well in small kitchens where you want to create a traditional kitchen style.
Farmhouse Sinks for Laundry Rooms


Farmhouse sinks are ideal in laundry rooms as utility sinks. One of the best types of sinks for this purpose are stainless steel because they are the most inexpensive and they are durable.
Contemporary Farmhouse Sink Styles


Certain types of farmhouse sinks work well in contemporary kitchen designs too. In this contemporary Los Angeles kitchen, Tim Clarke used a straight edged large farmhouse sink that blends with the countertops to create a seamless and spare design.
Farmhouse Sinks in Bathrooms


Though it is not common, you can use farmhouse sinks in bathrooms too. Most bathroom designs that utilize farmhouse sinks that are small, between 16-20 inches wide.
Dark Farmhouse Sinks


You can also create drama in your kitchen with a dark farm style sink. Venegas and Company used a copper farmhouse sink in this kitchen. It blends with the wood countertops and contrasts with the off-white cabinets.