Agree with above. The stainless looks sleeker in the space. Also, if you have the option, add a wall-mount fixture above the sink window/space - maybe something similar to this style in a satin finish which ties in nicely with the farmhouse look?

If you have oil rubbed bronze faucet, cabinet hardware and lighting, I'd go with white. I'm assuming stainless appliances. If faucet is chrome (or some silver variation), you could go either way.

I think if your cabinets are going to be white/ivory, go with the white porcelain. It will match perfectly. Also, stainless sinks water spot like crazy. Stainless might be more streamlined, but you will never regret the white porcelain, in my opinion. Good luck!

I would go with Ivory. I think you will be happier in this type of sink. If it were an undermount, I would choose stainless steel...

I had your very same dilemma only a few months ago. I was at the showroom looking at the white sink, and started talking to another customer. She said she had bought the white sink, but had some problems with crazing. Then she had dropped a saucepan in the sink and it had chipped the edge. She said she had got rid of her cast iron skillets. I looked it up on the internet after that, and several people said that the white sinks stain very easily, from coffee grouts or a tea bag... I realised that it was just not for me, and went with a large single basin stainless sink.

The stainless would look beautiful in your kitchen, but if you decide to go with white, don't do porcelain; stick with fireclay, It's harder, more durable, and more scratch and chip resistant.