
Farmhouse, or apron front sinks, are famous for their deep basins and bold appearance—but many homeowners with small kitchens assume they can’t have one. The truth? You absolutely can. It just takes the right planning and design.
Start by choosing a single-bowl farmhouse sink instead of a double. It saves space while maintaining that charming, rustic aesthetic. Opt for a compact size (around 24–30 inches wide) to fit most standard cabinets.
Next, consider a custom or retrofit installation. Some models are designed specifically for smaller spaces, minimizing countertop modifications while maintaining a seamless look.
Pair your apron front sink with slim or light-colored countertops and cabinetry to keep the space feeling open and airy.
At I Hate My Sink, we’ve helped homeowners transform small kitchens with perfectly scaled apron front sinks—proving that big style doesn’t need a big footprint.