The living finish will change the color on the sink, constantly, but a well constructed copper sink will last for decades and then some.

Look at a handful of pennies. All of those different shades of copper is what a copper sink will look like. Now spread that handful of pennies on the table. That different arrangement of the bright and shiny all the way through the dark brown is what the sink will look like on another day. It will never look the same two days in a row. It will always change. That is what a living finish is. If you can’t deal with the chsngeability of copper, then pick stainless.

So many cleaning products have bleach, or viniger or other acids that will dot and speckle the finish so it is always changing the color in crazy patterns and is very interesting if you want that sort of messiness. I for one love it.

I would nit get one that had a man made finish as some of them do as inevitably the finish would wear off and probably not evenly. I am describing all those obnoxious heavily hammered copper sinks with dark bronze finishes.

But as others have posted if you appreciate the aesthetics of an ever changing patina, the sink will look fine.

Be careful of Amy sink which has care instructions that you need to dry after each use as it indicates that it might not drain properly.

I just ordered a living I.e natural finish copper apron front sink.

I like copper pots, but not sinks for me.