Sink under window

16 years ago

I'm in the final planning stages of my new kitchen. Right now, the sink is drawn in the corner near the window. If I center the sink in a 30" cabinet under the window, I end up with two 9" cabinets. If the sink is not centered, I end up with an 18" cabinet, which is more useful. Does anyone have an off centered sink under their window? If so, can I see some pictures. Thanks.

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portland_renovation
16 years ago
My sink is under the window and is slightly offset from center. It is a double bowl sink, and we centered the left (larger) bowl, so that the entire thing is a bit off center. It's very subtle... not sure if you can tell much from this picture.
Circus Peanut
16 years ago
Mine is also off-center because of cabinetry constraints, and while you'd think it'd be glaring, nobody's ever remarked on it. I thought it would bug me like crazy, but I've wound up really liking the non-planned-to-death aspect of it. ;-) I did try to balance things out a tad by centering the large faucet with the window:
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svs128
16 years ago
I had a similar problem with my sink and window. I have a tad of OCD so I knew the sink and faucet need to be centered. We had quite a few 9'' options with Thomasville and finally decided on a 9'' pantry pullout and a 9'' cookie sheet organizer. I think both will be useful.

Sorry - no pictures yet. Cabinets should be in on August 1st!