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Ceramic kitchen sinks are some of the most popular sink models among those looking to create their perfect, traditionally styled kitchen space. They are highly visually appealing while also retaining much of the practicality that other sink models are well known for. They retain high levels of resistance to scratches and impacts while also possessing that aesthetical edge that helps them to stand out.

You will find that ceramic sinks come in a huge array of shapes and sizes, with a look to suit just about any kitchen. While they’re most well-suited to traditional designs, they can be easily incorporated into modern layouts if the right sink model is used. You can choose between more popular ‘standard sized’ sinks or instead go for much larger or smaller variations, depending on the requirements of your kitchen.

However, in contrast to stainless steel sinks, as well as several other types, you will find that ceramic sinks aren’t quite as resilient as other options. While their durability is notable, they are still vulnerable to scratches, which can be a particular risk if you are using the sink to wash up (though a simple washing-up bowl will help to combat this issue). They are also more prone to staining, with red and yellow liquids, in particular, likely to influence the discolouration of your sink.

Again, it is popular to see these sinks utilised in a larger kitchen alongside another type of sink – usually a stainless steel model. This way, a lot of the heavier-duty work can be carried out using the steel sink, keeping your more visually impressive ceramic sink in good condition, and able to help you carry out lighter kitchen tasks with ease.