Our faucet is, which is why I only went for a faucet and not anything else - one of these years I get a pull-out but I haven't cared enough yet. At first I thought it was weird too, but we didn't have a choice and I like the bigger sink. Our sink had to be offset too from our window - at first, I was concerned, but living with it for a year (in our never to be finished kitchen) it isn't any big deal to get everything in we wanted in a small kitchen. Hopefully someone has a better picture but to give you a basic idea:

Have you considered a wall mount faucet?

Here are pictures of ours. I like the look however I don't think it's as practical as leaving the faucet in the center and just repositioning the base and handle. I tend to feel like it's tight trying to wash big items in the corner and I think there's more splash than there would be if the faucet came straignt out and therefore extended further into the center of the sink. Also, if in the center, you would be able to swing the faucet 180 degrees. Here you can only make use of a 90 degree swing. Have I explained that clearly?

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We can't pull the sink forward. There is no space.

(What is the FKB, BTW?)

We already have our faucet (which I love) and it is not a wall-mount. It is a set with the spout, a single handle, a sprayer, and a soap dispenser.

I've included a link to my blog with the picture of the (unfinished) sink. (I don't know how to post a picture directly on here.) The wood behind the sink is for the bar, which will have the same granite as the counters (backsplash in granite, too).

Thanks to those who added pictures. And I never thought about the 90° vs 180° swing. I need to get out my faucet and play, perhaps. :^)

Here is a link that might be useful: Ginger's Sink (scroll to the third/fourth pics)

Finished Kitchens Blog (FKB): A weblog of finished kitchens from members of GardenWeb's Kitchens Forum

http://finishedkitchens.blogspot.com/

Here is a link that might be useful: Read Me If You're New To GW Kitchens!

I posted something similar a while back. Here is the link:

Here is a link that might be useful: sinks to the side