https://www.dropbox.com/s/zoxzg0kxsnzwub4/1551612011288_Lorenzo%20Kitchen%20Final%20Floorplan%20%281%29%20%281%29.pdf?dl=0

Seam at sink

is the slab long enough to get that one piece? (along the window wall) If not, then they have to seam it. Measure the distance along the wall, and then find out how wide your slab is.

maybe they're afraid that with that span, and the weak point being the sink cutout, it would break upon transport or install. Did you ask?

I just had quartz done in mine and I don't have a seam around the sink. they did a solid piece on that side. there is one seam in the corner. that's it

I also prefer a seam at the sink. The shorter the seam, the less visible. When we moved into our home we had a seam at the long corner you are talking about. Every time I entered the room, all I saw was the large seam, and it bugged me. I changed out the granite and moved the seam to the sink, which I also had in my previous house. I’ve never had a problem with it cracking at the sink if this is what you are worried about.

Thank :)

I think you need to tell us the sizes of the kitchen and how much money you want to spend on jumbo slabs without actual measurements of your space there is now way to figure out anything. If that is a really long wall at the sink there is a chance that piece would break at the sink cutout in transport and that is the usual place for a sem since it is very smallat the front and behind the sink.

Get an apron style sink. Now you only have a 5" seam in the back and 2 of the 5 inches is covered by the faucet escutcheon.