Farmhouse Sinks / Apron-Front Kitchen Sinks by Ruvati

Most sinks sit behind the counter edge. A farmhouse sink steps forward, with an exposed front panel that turns the hardest-working fixture in the kitchen into a design statement. Ruvati offers it in fireclay, stainless steel, and granite composite, so there's a version for nearly every style of kitchen.

What Makes a Farmhouse Sink Different

A farmhouse sink is built differently from a standard undermount in a few ways:

• An exposed apron front. A finished panel sits flush with your cabinet face instead of hiding beneath the countertop.
• A wider basin. Most farmhouse sinks are 30 to 36 inches wide, which leaves more room to spread out.
• A deeper bowl. Depths of 9 to 10 inches fit stockpots and baking sheets, and a deeper basin also cuts down on splashing.
• A shorter reach. The basin sits closer to the front of the cabinet, so you don't have to lean as far over the counter.

Choose Your Material

Ruvati makes farmhouse sinks in three materials:

• Fireclay. Italian fireclay fired at 2900°F, with a glaze that resists chips and scratches. This is the classic farmhouse look.
• Stainless steel. 16-gauge stainless for a lighter, more modern look, with colored finishes available in some collections.
• Granite composite. 80% crushed natural granite, colored all the way through for the look and depth of real stone.

Fireclay suits traditional and transitional kitchens. Stainless steel works well in modern spaces, and anywhere you want workstation features. Granite composite is the choice when you want color without leaving the farmhouse style.

Find Your Collection

• Fiamma. Handcrafted fireclay from Italy. Reversible models let you choose between a fluted or a flat front, and colors go beyond classic white to include black and brushed gold.
• Verona. A stainless steel apron front with a built-in workstation ledge, so you can prep right over the sink. Most Verona sinks come with a hardwood cutting board, a stainless colander, and a foldable drying rack, though a few sizes leave out the colander. Check the listing for your model.
• Terraza. Stainless steel with a colored nano-PVD finish, designed to coordinate with faucets, cabinet hardware, or colored appliances.
• Monaco. Workstation apron-front sinks in stainless steel, available in gunmetal black and matte gold.
• epiCast. A granite composite workstation sink made in Italy, with a reversible design. One side has a rounded apron corner for traditional kitchens, and the other has a sharp corner for a contemporary look. The material is non-porous and can handle temperatures up to 536°F.
• Dual-Tier. Farmhouse styling with two levels of workspace, an offset drain, and Ruvati's slope bottom. The set includes a 3-bowl mixing tray and a mixing bowl and colander on a hardwood platform.

Plan Your Cabinet Before You Order

A farmhouse sink needs a cabinet made for it, with an open front that lets the apron show. The cabinet also has to carry the sink's weight, and some models call for a specific base size. The 33-inch epiCast, for example, needs a 36-inch base cabinet. Each listing has the dimensions, and Ruvati recommends professional installation.

Built to Last

Whether it's fireclay, stainless steel, or granite composite, a Ruvati farmhouse sink is made for decades of daily use. Every one is covered by a Limited Lifetime Warranty, backed by Ruvati's customer support team if you ever have a question after installation.