Brass sinks bring warmth, character, and a timeless sense of quality to kitchen interiors. From sleek undermount and integrated designs to rustic farmhouse and Belfast styles, each brass sink adds a distinctive touch that blends durability with elegance.

Whether you’re planning a modern minimalist kitchen or a classic period restoration, our bespoke brass sinks are made to order in a range of finishes — from natural unlacquered brass to hand-applied patinas for an authentic antique brass sink look.

• Available in undermount, integrated, farmhouse, Belfast and round styles.
• Pair with matching brass worktops or splashbacks for a cohesive design.
• Fully bespoke options — choose bowl layout, drainer style, upstands, and edge detailing.

Brass Sinks: The Ultimate Kitchen Statement Piece

Introduction to Brass Sink Design Ideas

Brass sink design ideas are gaining popularity as homeowners seek standout features that combine functionality with timeless style. With their rich golden tones and ability to develop character over time, brass sinks make a striking addition to both modern and traditional kitchens. Whether you’re drawn to minimalist lines, rustic finishes, or vintage charm, brass sinks offer a versatile design solution that elevates any kitchen interior.

Why Brass Sink Styles Are Trending

Brass has long been valued in home décor for its warm golden tones and enduring appeal. As warm metals surge back into interior design, brass kitchens are more popular than ever. Increasingly, designers are specifying bespoke brass sinks as the focal point of contemporary and period-style kitchens alike. Not only are they visually striking, but a brass sink is also durable, corrosion-resistant, and naturally antibacterial — making it as practical as it is beautiful.

Exploring Brass Sink Designs

• Brass Undermount Sinks: Sleek and modern, installed beneath the countertop for a seamless look. Ideal for single-bowl designs in square or rectangular shapes.
• Brass Integrated Sinks: Perfect with brass countertops; customise bowl size/number, drainer areas, and upstands.
• Brass Farmhouse Sinks: Rustic charm with an exposed apron front; large and shallow for a striking focal point (apron can be curved/ornate).
• Brass Belfast Sinks: Similar to farmhouse, typically smaller in width but deeper; often in double-bowl layouts.
• Brass Butler Sinks: Slightly wider/deeper than Belfast; great when you need extra basin space.
• Brass Drop-in Sinks: Highly customisable; add engraved drainer sections and edge details.
• Brass Top-Mount Sinks: Classic sit-on style that highlights the rim; Butler formats work well as a base concept.
• Brass Round Sinks: Contemporary compact bowls spun on a metal-spinning lathe; ideal as prep or bar sinks.

The Benefits of a Brass Sink

• Durability & Corrosion Resistance — robust in daily use.
• Easy Maintenance — clean with mild soap and water.
• Heat Resistance — handles heat well (avoid placing hot pans directly on the surface).
• Antibacterial Properties — brass naturally resists bacterial growth.

All of our solid brass sinks are handmade to order for lasting strength and performance.

Choosing a Finish

• Natural (unlacquered) — a living finish that warms/darkens naturally.
• Satin / brushed — soft sheen; hides fingerprints better.
• Aged — hand-applied patina for a consistent vintage tone.
• Antique — deeper browns; great with period or rustic schemes.
• Burnished / mirror — high drama; best for low-traffic feature bars.

Match to your other brass finishes for a cohesive look.

Popular Brass Sink Sizes & Specs

Custom sizes available. We typically use 1.5 mm brass for bowls; thicker plates for integrated drainers. Need a size you don’t see? Request a bespoke brass sink quote.

Care & Maintenance Tips

• Clean with warm, soapy water and dry to prevent water spots.
• Avoid abrasive cleaners and scouring pads; they can damage the patina.
• Expect a natural patina to develop; minor marks blend in and add character.

Final Thoughts

A brass sink is more than a kitchen fixture — it’s a design statement. Whether you lean minimalist, rustic, or eclectic, brass sinks deliver elegance and practicality in equal measure.

Further Reading & Inspiration

Enhance your kitchen design with our full range of brass components, including countertops, splashbacks, and decorative wall panels. These elements pair beautifully with brass (and copper) sinks for a cohesive aesthetic.

• Article: Brass Interiors
• Gallery: Brass Sinks on Flickr
• Compare: Brass vs Copper Sinks
• Alternatives: Brass Sinks or Zinc Sinks
• Overview: Copper Sinks

Brass Sink FAQs

Do brass sinks scratch?

Light marks happen in use and blend into the patina. Aged finishes disguise wear best.

Should I lacquer a brass sink?

Lacquer reduces maintenance but can chip in high-traffic bowls. Most clients prefer unlacquered living brass for easy spot refinishing.

Belfast vs Butler brass sinks — what’s the difference?

Butler typically wider and deeper; Belfast generally slightly smaller in width but deeper with a distinct apron profile.

Can you integrate drainers and upstands?

Yes — common on integrated brass worktops. We can add ribbed drainers, waste kits, and formed upstands.