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Workstation Sink Design

More sink or more counter? The workstation sink ends the dilemma. A ledge built into the basin supports cutting boards, colanders, and drying racks that slide along the sink and work as a continuation of your countertop. The sink stops being a hole in the counter and becomes the busiest workspace in your kitchen.

Undermount stainless steel workstation kitchen sink with integral ledge, Seamless Centerpiece Drain and bamboo cutting board

Workstation Sink Accessories

Prep

Rinse, chop, and portion without ever leaving the sink. Cutting boards, colanders, and prep pans turn food prep from a chore into an easy, enjoyable process.

Serve

Taco night, game day, or a cocktail hour — turn your sink into the serving station. Use workstation accessories to lay out food and drinks along the ledge, allowing guests to help themselves.

Clean

Prepping in the workstation keeps the mess in the sink. Accessories like the soap caddy and rollmat, along with half-inch radius corners, make dishwashing and cleanup a breeze.

Double Ledge Option

During installation of a workstation sink, the countertop is cut back to reveal a portion of the lip, creating a second working tier. Accessories function on either level — a cutting board above, a drying rack below — for a workspace you arrange to fit the task.

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Diagram of a double ledge workstation sink with accessories on two tiers and the countertop cut back to expose the lower ledge

Design Your Kitchen Around Your Sink

Most kitchens treat the sink as an afterthought, sized to whatever base cabinet is left. Choose the sink first and it becomes the anchor of the kitchen — more room to prep, serve, and clean up, all in one place.

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