Integrated sinks

Integrated sinks

Integrated Sinks in Woodinville, WA

Integrated Sinks

Custom quartz and natural stone sinks made from the same slab as your countertop, for kitchens, bathrooms, and beyond.

What is an integrated sink

One continuous piece of stone, counter to basin

An integrated sink is fabricated from the same slab as your countertop. Instead of a separate sink clipped underneath, the stone itself is cut, mitered, and polished to form the basin, so the counter flows straight into the sink.

The result looks like one solid piece of stone and matches your countertop exactly, veining and all.

Why choose an integrated sink

A cleaner look that is easier to keep clean

Seamless look

Your counter and sink read as one solid piece of stone instead of two separate parts.

Easy to wipe down

No rim or ledge at the edge, so crumbs and water wipe straight into the basin.

A perfect match

Same slab, same color, same veining. No hunting for a sink that coordinates with your counters.

Made to fit

Sized and shaped for your space, whether that is a tight powder room or a long double vanity.

Where to use them

Integrated sinks for every room

Kitchens

Large single or double basins in your main kitchen counter or island.

Bathroom vanities

Single, double, or trough style sinks for primary baths and powder rooms.

Bars, laundry & outdoor

Wet bars, laundry rooms, and outdoor kitchens built from weather rated stone.

Sink styles

Basin shapes we build

Every integrated sink is custom, but most start from one of these styles.

Rectangular

Clean, straight sides and a flat floor. The most versatile option for kitchens and vanities.

Sloped

A gently angled floor that drains toward a hidden slot drain at the back for a minimal look.

Trough

One long, shallow basin with two faucets, a popular choice for shared double vanities.

Integrated sink FAQ

Common questions about integrated sinks

Still have questions? Contact us today or stop by the showroom.

An integrated sink is fabricated from the same slab as your countertop, so the counter flows directly into the basin with no rim or separate sink mounted underneath.

An undermount sink is a separate basin clipped and glued under the countertop. An integrated sink is built from the countertop material itself, so it matches perfectly and has no lip where the counter meets the sink.

If you want a clean, custom look and easier wipe down, an integrated sink is a great upgrade. They cost more than a standard sink and the basin cannot be swapped out later without replacing the countertop, so they are best for a long term design.

We fabricate integrated sinks from quartz and natural stone, including quartzite, marble, granite, and soapstone. The best choice depends on how much daily use the sink will get.

They are usually easier to clean than a standard sink. There is no rim or gap where the counter meets the basin, so water and crumbs wipe straight into the sink.

We recommend running cold water while you drain boiling water, since extreme heat can damage the resin in quartz. Natural stones like granite, quartzite, and soapstone handle heat better.

Natural stone sinks in granite, quartzite, and marble should be sealed periodically, just like the countertop. Quartz and soapstone do not need sealing.

Cost depends on the material, basin size and shape, and the rest of the countertop project. We put together a quote after your consultation.

Design your integrated sink

Pick your slab in our Woodinville showroom and we will help you plan the size, shape, and layout.

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