Kitchen · Sintered Stone
Seattle Contemporary Kitchen in Dekton Domoos
Seattle, WA
A contemporary Seattle kitchen with Dekton Domoos countertops, a high backsplash, a TopZero sink and Fenix cabinet doors.
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Seamless sinks, matched to your countertop
The right seamless sink depends on your countertop material as much as your taste. Some stone can be carved into a basin that is part of the slab. Other stone pairs better with a stainless system that sits flush with a hairline reveal.
Use the guides below to see which path fits your kitchen, then we plan the fabrication around your slab.
Sinks
Choose Your Sink Option
A basin formed from the same material as your countertop, with no rim, lip or grout line.
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Carved integrated, TopZero and seamless undermount sinks compared side by side.
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Carved and TopZero sink options for porcelain countertops, with the slab running right to the basin.
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What works with engineered quartz: TopZero systems and seamless undermounts, not carved basins.
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An engineered stainless sink system set flush in stone with a hairline reveal.
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Scope of work
A Short Guide to Choosing Sinks
Integrated sinks
A basin formed from the same material as the countertop, with no rim, lip or grout line.
TopZero stainless systems
A stainless basin set into a precise stone cutout, with the stone wrapping over the edge for a near-seamless look.
Material-specific guidance
Porcelain, sintered stone and quartz each allow different sink types. We steer you to what the material can actually do.
Cutouts matched to your fixtures
Basin, drain and faucet positions are captured at templating and specified in fabrication.
Plan ahead
What to Consider Before Planning Sinks
Not every stone can carry an integrated basin. Quartz and similar materials usually point toward TopZero or a seamless undermount.
A carved basin is part of the slab. A stainless TopZero basin is easier to replace later without redoing the countertop.
Sink choice affects the slab, the cabinet base and the fabrication specs, so decide before templating.
Case studies
Case Studies That Used Sinks
Kitchen · Quartzite
Burien Kitchen Island in Meta Black Marinace
Burien, WA
A Burien kitchen island in Meta Black Marinace with a polished, eased edge and a TopZero undermount sink. The bold pattern runs across the island without a break.
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Kitchen · Sintered Stone
Kirkland Kitchen Renovation in Lapitec and Porcelain
Kirkland, WA
A Kirkland kitchen that blends Lapitec countertops with porcelain on the cabinets and vent hood. A TopZero sink and mitered waterfall edges keep it sleek.
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Questions
Sinks: Your Questions Answered
An integrated sink is carved from or formed in the same material as the countertop. A TopZero sink is a stainless basin set into the stone with a hairline reveal.
Porcelain and sintered stone can often host a carved basin. Quartz, granite, marble and quartzite usually suit TopZero or a seamless undermount.
Yes. With no rim or silicone seam at the edge, you can wipe from the counter straight into the basin.
Yes. Our sink comparison page sets integrated, TopZero and undermount against each other so you can see the trade-offs.
Often, yes. Send us the model, because we need its cutout drawing before templating.
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