Materials, shapes and characteristics of kitchen sinks

Sinks come in a range of different materials and are furniture elements with a versatile design, conceived to meet both aesthetic and functional needs. Stainless steel sinks are the most demanded, since this type of material is hygienic and long-lasting and because it is as resistant to high temperatures, as to rust. Ceramics kitchen sinks feature an ecological material, easy to clean and immune to germs. On top of that, it does not absorb smells. Corian® kitchen sinks are innovative products available in models of different shapes and pleasant to the touch; they feature different colors and are resistant to molds and scratches. Eventually, natural stone kitchen sinks are also an option, although they require a careful maintenance, due to the composition of the material itself.

Kitchen taps are critical for the aesthetic -and functional- result of a furniture project, both in the case of a modern kitchen and for a space with a classic appeal. Kitchen taps typologies fall under two main categories, being countertop and wall-mounted kitchen taps. Kitchen countertop taps can be installed either on the kitchen countertop, or on the sink, while wall-mounted taps are fixed against the wall. The most common material chosen for kitchen taps is stainless steel, although brass looks perfect in a classic kitchen environment.

Everybody knows that when it comes to cooking you need talent, passion and commitment but if you also have good cookware everything gets easier! Pans, pots, trays, sheets are the tools of the art of cooking but choosing the right equipment isn’t always easy. The right choices influence the outcomes of your recipes. Let’s have a look at some specifications that might help you choose the right tool for your recipes!