In this house I have granite composition sink. (Over the years, I have had them all). I like this one a lot. I did double sinks with a commercial faucet. Because of space, the faucet is on the right. My mistake was I should have put the larger sink on that side.

I did black because the white sink wasn’t white enough, and looked a bit dirty.

Do you find the black to be too much of a contrast against the white? I am really leaning toward the black or dark gray sink but I'm worried it will be too much contrast or too many grays since the cabinets will be gray and the appliances are basically dark gray. The faucet is in slate and the pulls on the cabinets are brushed stainless. Then I stained the pantry door in a gray as close to the cabinets as I could find. So I will have many shades of gray in the room. Too much for a sink to be dark gray too?

If you're hard on a sink, you don't want a light colored composite. I just saw a white Blanco composite that wasn't pretty. Had it been acrylic (Corian), it would have been literally new in an hour, but there was nothing I could do but offer replacement.

My white counters also are broken up with a black induction cooktop.

Joseph, I didn’t realize the white composite stained, so glad I didn’t do it.

I love the look of a white apron sink with white counters, too.