From Double Bowl to Farmhouse: A Step-by-Step Guide to a Style Upgrade

The farmhouse sink isn’t just a design trend—it’s a statement piece. Wide, deep, and timeless, it’s the ultimate upgrade from a dated double bowl sink. If you’ve been dreaming of that charming apron-front look, making the switch is easier than you think—with the right plan.

The first step is measuring your cabinet base. Farmhouse sinks require front apron support and often need cabinet modification. A professional installer can determine if your current setup can accommodate one or if you’ll need slight carpentry adjustments.

Next, choose your material. Fireclay offers durability and classic style, stainless steel brings modern flair, and quartz composite adds strength and heat resistance. The right material depends on your lifestyle—think about how often you cook, clean, and entertain.

Installation is where precision counts. The existing countertop must be cut or adjusted for the apron front, and proper sealing is critical to prevent leaks. The result? A seamless, eye-catching centerpiece that blends beauty and practicality.

A farmhouse sink doesn’t just replace your old double bowl—it redefines your kitchen’s personality. With I Hate My Sink, we handle every detail so your upgrade feels effortless and lasting.

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