1. OPT FOR A FLUTED SINK
Texture meets tradition when it comes to fluted Belfast-style sinks. Named as one of the top kitchen trends of 2024, sinks are going three-dimensional this year and it's left us wondering how we ever lived without them.
2. MAKE YOUR KITCHEN SINK SEAMLESS
A Belfast sink is a thing of beauty. It always has been and it probably always will be. But in 2024, these big-hearted beauties have had a 21st-century update. And boy, do they look good, as proven in this marble kitchen. Generally speaking, Belfast designs are white in color, they usually have a weir overflow and can often be deeper than your typical Butler sink. But this year, they come with a difference.
3. CREATE SINK INTEREST WITH COPPER
The trend for warm-colored metals knows no bounds. But you don’t have to invest in a solid copper sink to reap the rewards. As Robson explains: 'You can elevate a stainless steel sink by selecting a PDV coated option – in this case, copper. This creates a timeless result introducing more classic tones contracting with sleek white worktops.
4. MAKE YOUR SINK GOLDEN
Talking of metals, copper sinks aren't the only way to inject some kitchen color, interest, and warmth into the heart of your home. Why not opt for brushed gold? Synonymous with sophistication, luxury, and durability, a gold kitchen sink could be just the thing to make your kitchen complete.
5. RE-IMAGINE A BUTLER SINK
Just when you thought you couldn't sink deeper in love with a Butler sink, along comes this beauty. This time, the team at Blakes London has got creative with this black kitchen, layering up the natural patterns and textures. The end result? A twist on the classic and much-loved kitchen sink that really does keep on giving.
6. KEEP IT CLASSIC
While we're all for modern takes on timeless classics, sometimes the best kitchen sink ideas need no revamps – and a Butler sink has cemented its place as a stalwart in the kitchen.
7. SINK INTO AN UNDERMOUNT STYLE
As we've just seen: when it comes to the best kitchen sink ideas, it's the tried and tested designs that prevail. Adding interest to your kitchen sink doesn't have to be dramatic, complicated, or harsh. But what it does have to be? Beautiful. And this simple, undemanding under-mount sink from Martin Mooredesign is just that.
8. BE ON-TREND WITH A BLACK SINK
Black sinks offer you something a bit different. Maybe you've got dark work surfaces, or you have jumped on the industrial kitchen vibe. Either way, dark kitchen sinks can hide dirt, blend in seamlessly and give a welcomed change to your everyday white ceramic.