Are Farmhouse sinks still trendy?

For many years, farmhouse sinks have been a rage. Farmhouse sinks are also known as an apron or rustic sinks. This is because of the functionality and character they offer. They can be used in many kitchen styles, including modern and rustic, and are a great complement to hardwood floors. Are they still fashionable? We contacted several experts, including designers, manufacturers and realtors, for their opinions.

Results of a survey

Elle H-Millard is a certified kitchen designer and industry liaison manager at the National Kitchen and Bath Association. NKBA Here are some of the findings. In 2018, 92% of respondents chose the most popular under-mount kitchen sinks. She explains that single-bowl and farmhouse styles were tied for second, with 81% of respondents choosing these styles. Trendy kitchen design accessory.Affordability

Jonathan Faccone is a real estate investor and developer who sees the appeal and popularity of farmhouse sinks. Halo Homebuyers L.L.C. He says they are becoming more affordable due to the wide range of available materials. “And because they are becoming more affordable, it’s easier for developers like myself to add this style sink to our projects to make the design pop that will help the home sell faster.” Faccone predicts that the farmhouse sink will remain a popular choice. This is especially true for millennials, who are often first-time home buyers. Materials and finishes

There are many options for farmhouse sinks. According to Monica Weddle, This adds to their popularity. Because they can be used with many decor styles, Weddle states that farmhouse sinks, like subway tiles and schoolhouse lighting, are timeless classics that have just happened to be back in mainstream use. “Farmhouse trends like shiplap and mason jar lighting have had their popularity decline, but I believe that the sinks will continue to be popular for quite some time.” Heather Jach from the Swiss-based Heather Jach Franke Kitchen Systems, which makes luxury faucets and sinks, has agreed.There are many styles to choose from

Dan Worst is the product manager for stainless steel sinks. Elkay believes farmhouse sinks remain a hot trend in the industry. Elkay just launched a revolutionary Crosstown Stainless Steel Farmhouse Sink with Interchangeable Apron. This is a real industry first.” he said. Homeowners can change the material and color of the sink’s face in minutes. This sink is a great way for homeowners to update the look of their kitchen without having to spend a lot of time or worry about the stress and expense that comes with a complete renovation. Home decor enthusiast The farmhouse sink is popular because you can change the apron. Another popular style is Kohler’s Cast Iron Farmstead Sink in Enameled Cast IronForm and function.

While style is an important factor for consumers, it’s just one of many factors they consider. Jach says that once consumers have identified their style preferences, they look at functions to find the right product. “The kitchen sink is not just for washing dishes. It’s also a functional piece of equipment.” Susan Serra believes farmhouse sinks will continue to evolve. They are becoming more functional to stay relevant, she believes. Serra states that farmhouse sinks were first popularized around 10-15 years ago. Today’s farmhouse sinks have changed in shape to remain relevant. Their style is more crisp and geometric. Another designer at House Heroes, Sara Cannon, doesn’t think the farmhouse sink trend will be going away any time soon, but maybe never. She says, “Some ideas are too good to be retired. I believe the farmhouse sink owes it’s longevity to its function.”A word of caution

But not everyone is crazy about farmhouse sinks. According to John Manning, Manager Broker, “Farmhouse Sinks are very popular, especially when they are part of an overall design scheme. However, it would not be in the seller’s interest to install a farmhouse sink or any trendy sink — in a traditional Craftsman home or Victorian home that looks like an afterthought.” RE/MAX on Market Seattle. Seattle.