how to choose the kitchen sink of your dreams？
Things to Consider Before You Buy a Kitchen Sink：
1. Consider the material.
When it comes to kitchen sinks, there are many materials to choose from—porcelain, stainless steel, and cast iron, to name a few. Be realistic about how much use the sink will get and how frequently (and thoroughly) you plan to clean it. 
2. Choose a topmount or undermount.
An undermount sink maximizes the available counter space since the lip of the sink rests under the counter rather than on top. If you love a clean kitchen, this sink is for you: Because there's no lip, dirt and grime can't get stuck between the sink and the edge of the countertop. A topmount sink is usually a more affordable choice, but it will require some care to clean. But if you need to do the sink install yourself, it's your best option.
3. Select the right size.
There are a few questions you have to keep in mind when choosing a sink size. Consider budget—generally, the larger the sink, the higher the price. You also need to be realistic about how much you use the sink.
4. Pick a side: single or double bowl?
If you have the space and the money, consider a double-bowl sink. It helps you separate dirty dishes from useable sink space and makes the cleanup process easier.Alternatively, opt for a large single bowl sink if you want one big useable space without a divider in the middle.
Start by thinking about how you cook and clean, and you're sure to find a kitchen sink you'll love.
