Our brass and copper metal sinks are widely specified for high-end kitchens, bars and bathrooms where material character and finish are key design elements. Brass offers warm golden tones, while copper provides rich, evolving surfaces that develop depth over time.

Each sink can be produced in a range of configurations, including undermount sinks, inset sinks and fully fabricated bespoke designs. Finishes range from natural and brushed surfaces through to aged, antique and patinated effects created in our specialist studio.

Explore our dedicated ranges of brass sinks and copper sinks for material-specific options.

In these images: Fabricated brass and copper undermount sinks, highlighting smooth internal corners, precision welding and uniform finishes prior to installation.

Zinc metal sinks offer a softer, more understated aesthetic, making them ideal for contemporary kitchens and interior schemes. Their natural grey tones and subtle patina development create a distinctive surface that evolves with use.

We manufacture bespoke zinc sinks to suit a wide range of layouts, including compact kitchen sinks, utility sinks and larger fabricated units. Each piece is designed to balance durability with visual character.

As part of our wider bespoke metal sinks range, zinc provides a unique alternative to brass and copper, particularly for modern interiors.

View our zinc sinks range for further details and examples.

In this image: Zinc inset sink with a smooth grey finish, showing a clean square basin design and subtle natural patina variation.

Our metal sinks are available in a carefully considered range of finishes, allowing you to match your sink to your wider interior scheme while maintaining long-term durability in use. Options include:

• Natural finishes – a clean satin surface following fabrication and finishing
• Aged and antique patinas – warm, character-rich tones applied as a starting point for further natural ageing
• Specialist patina finishes – including darker or multi-tonal effects for a more distinctive appearance

For working sinks, we typically recommend natural, aged or antique finishes. While protective coatings such as lacquer or wax can be applied, lacquered finishes are not generally recommended for sinks in regular use, as they will wear over time. Instead, patinated surfaces are designed to act as a starting point, allowing the metal to continue developing its own natural character with use.

For further detail, explore our brass finishes, copper finishes and zinc finishes.

In these images: Double bowl brass inset sink with aged finish, alongside a fabricated zinc sink basin, highlighting clean internal corners, surface variation and precision metal construction.