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Stainless steel is the most popular sink material out there and with good reason. Durable, easy-to-maintain and very cost-effective, the sleek metallic effect fits seamlessly into almost any kitchen. If, however, you're looking for something different, you might want to consider granite, which is incredibly resistant to scuffs and scrapes, and offers a contemporary aesthetic that is both understated and imposing.

Concrete countertops are hot today, with recent advances in color design and polishing you can have a spectacular looking concrete countertop with the sink formed right in.

In terms of mounting options, you can opt for surface, under-mount or set-in sinks. Surface-mounted sinks are dropped into a pre-cut hole in the worktop surface, and offer a good all-round mounting option for many different types of worktop material. For a subtler touch, you might consider an under-mount sink, which is installed below the counter and creates no rim between sink and worktop surface. This makes the area around the sink easier to clean. Finally, set-in sinks are built into the worktop and are made of the same material, which offers a seamless aesthetic that works perfectly with granite.