We collaborate with every client to create stunning bespoke copper and brass sinks, tailored to complement their kitchens. From compact rectangular bowls to expansive multi-bowl designs, we craft sinks in any size to suit your specific needs. We also offer customisable options for plug-hole designs and overflow features, ensuring every detail reflects your personal style.

Provide us with your dimensions, sketches, or drawings, and we’ll transform your ideas for a copper kitchen sink into reality. Our workshop is equipped with advanced fabrication tools, including laser cutting, computerised sheet bending, and TIG welding, enabling us to accommodate even the most unique requests.

The image showcases one of our custom long copper kitchen worktops, featuring two integrated copper bowls. An aged patina finish was applied to complete the design.

While exploring, don’t forget to browse our kitchen collection and take a look at our brass sinks and zinc sinks as well.

We prioritise quality by using only the highest quality materials in the production of our copper sinks. Our copper sheeting is sourced exclusively from trusted German mills, ensuring you benefit from some of the best copper available globally. For our copper sink designs, we work with copper sheets in thicknesses of 1.5mm and 2mm, delivering durability and elegance in equal measure.

Our state-of-the-art equipment guarantees precise dimensional tolerances, allowing us to produce sinks that meet exact specifications. Additionally, we maintain a supply of brass sheets, enabling us to create bespoke sinks up to an impressive 2.5 metres in length.

The image highlights one of our copper worktops featuring a generously sized integrated sink. Both the worktop and sink were finished in our patina studio, achieving a distinctive rustic-industrial aesthetic.

Once fabrication is complete, our copper sinks are passed to our finishing department, where each piece is expertly refined. We carefully clean and smooth the welded joints, blending all components seamlessly to achieve a flawless appearance. The final copper sink is polished to showcase an elegant satin finish.

It’s worth noting that natural copper develops a patina over time, evolving into rich hues of brown as it ages gracefully. For those seeking an instant vintage aesthetic, we also offer the option of starting with an aged patina, adding character to copper worktops and sinks from the outset.

The image highlights a large bespoke copper counter we crafted to meet a client’s specifications. It features two equally sized rectangular integrated sinks, and the finish showcases the natural beauty of untreated copper.

Proper care is vital to preserving the beauty and longevity of natural copper kitchen sinks. Cleaning is straightforward and requires only soft cloths, high-quality microfibre, warm water, and a mild detergent. Harsh or abrasive cleaners should be avoided to prevent damaging the copper’s surface.

After washing, it’s best to dry the copper sink with a dry cloth to remove any remaining water and minimise the risk of water spots forming.

If you wish to slow the natural development of patina, applying a thin layer of beeswax can help. Not only does this protect the surface, but it also improves water resistance, keeping your copper sink looking its best.

The image showcases a copper worktop that we crafted, featuring a narrow rectangular integrated sink. The finished piece was treated with an aged copper patina, creating a beautifully rustic aesthetic.