[Eck4Life]

We have a worn porcelin on steel sink that has some chips so I thought I would replace it. I really like some of the stainless steel options out there, but am torn because the rest of the kitchen is entirely white. Cabinets, countertop, appliances, etc. Therefore, I feel maybe I should get a white cast iron sink which I hear is more durable than what I currently have, but I'm still leary. My question to you is, do you think a stainless steel top mounted sink would look completely out of place in an otherwise white kitchen? I know I need to make myself happy first, but this is a place that we plan on selling in less than 2 years so the general consensus matters a little to me. Let me hear what you think. Thanks.

 

[Ron6519]

Based on your time frame, put in the white sink and enjoy.
Ron

 

[Rivethead]

Why not something that will really contrast.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=30154-1475-DGR3322-1&lpage=none

 

[Eck4Life]

Actually, I have considered one of those except in white. Very nice unit. A little spendy, but I imagine well worth it. Problem is that we are planning to sell the place in less than two years. I might still pull the trigger on one of those even though I doubt the next buyer will appreciate the quality.

 

[vsheetz]

Why not something that will really contrast.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=30154-1475-DGR3322-1&lpage=none

My wife and I have looked at these - very nice look - I think cost justifiable for the quality and appearance. Kitchens sell houses.

 

[Texasclk]

If you are planning on selling the house anytime soon it's always good to update the kitchen. Stainless steel sells houses. If you are not going anywhere for a while stick with the white.