@nycbluedevil_gw WOW! Your kitchen is stunning! OK, thank you for that - i wasn't sure if we had to put a biscuit colored sink which I prefer not to. :)

Thanks. The upper cabinets are BM simply white, the perimeter base cabinets are a light taupe stain. The sink is the Kohler Whitehaven. There are numerous light shades in the room but I think they all work together.

I have a sinks with Taj Mahal counters in a kitchen with lots of natural light and a dark bathroom. Love the look in both rooms.

Adding: WHITE sinks

Paula, we used a white sink with TM, but our cabs are a soft white. Your slabs seem to be on the lighter side, so the white sink will still work. You might want to research Rohl sinks…..I thought that’s what I wanted, but after reading reviews I came to the conclusion that the newer sinks are apparently not as good as the older ones, so I decided to get a different heavy duty fireclay sink for 1/3 of the cost.

@coray thanks for the heads up! I will research the sinks some more... from what I've seen so far, I have come across fairly positive reviews with some more negative from years ago. Do you mind saying which sink you ended up with? I will also look at the Kohler Whitehaven as many seem to go that route too. And in the pic the TM slab does look light! But it is a bit darker depending on the light and our kitchen doesn't have the best natural lighting :)

@lkloes thank you so much! all the input really helps :)

I read stuff here on Houzz, which is where I saw the very mixed reviews. I just decided that over $3500 for a sink with so-so rating was too much. We ended up with the Signature Hardware Torun double bowl, 36”, which was just under a grand. I purchased 2 sink racks separately from a different company as the SH ones were suddenly no longer available.

@coray i agree with you! i'll check the discussions here too. the sink we are looking at is just about $1000 - it's the 34" single bowl undermount Rohl Allia.... I'll also check out the one you got too, haven't seen that one yet :) TY again

This Ferguson model Elkay Quartz Luxe is shown in Ricotta (bright white):

You can get the non-Ferguson model in Silvermist and Parchment (off white). The Silvermist would look terrific with that stone:

Quartz sinks are superior to cast iron and particularly fireclay, neither of which are practically repairable. The color goes all the way through these sinks and they have a lifetime guarantee.

Remember when you pick caulk color, you bring the stone to the sink, never the sink to the stone.

@Joseph Corlett, LLC This is great! Thank you. I will definitely check out these sinks! Never even thought of another color like the Silvermist!