Not that many years ago it was simple to decide on what sink you wanted to use in a kitchen remodel. It was stainless or porcelain. However, over the years there have been many different options, not only in style, but also in finish. Lately, many remodels that I have done have incorporated a kitchen sink consisting of one large vessel instead of a sink divided into two sections. Each style has its own advantage, but a single sink offers more real estate for the user. Additionally, some sinks have custom grates or ledges for a draining system while others offset the drain to allow for more useable sink “floor space.” Also, some high end sinks are now sink systems which may include such niceties like a boiling water tap or a filtered water tap. All of these options can enhance the users experience, but they all cost. See photos below.