Does it matter if kitchen sink has round corners or more squared corners?

[Anonymous]

I have to pick out a new sink, and I'm wondering if round corners are now dated and the modern thing is more squared-off corners. Anyone recently pick out a sink, or anyone with design savvy, who can weigh in on whether this matters?

[Anonymous]

OP here. I should have added that it's a stainless undermount.

[Anonymous]

I am not up the minute on design stuff but it seems to me as though round corners on a sink are more functional— no chance of gunk accumulating in them.

[Anonymous]

We have a square-cornered sink at work. I don't like it for the reason the pp mentioned: stuff gets stuck in the corners.

[Anonymous]

The sink guy told me there are 90-degree sinks, which I should stay away from, and sinks that look rectangular but have slightly rounded corners.

Like these:
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[Anonymous]

I got a square-cornered sink because it looks cooler and I hate the gunk accumulation. Go for slightly rounded at least.

[Anonymous]

Round cornered sinks are far easier to clean. Square corners look cool and up to date, but in my kitchen, I put cleanliness above cool looks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Round cornered sinks are far easier to clean. Square corners look cool and up to date, but in my kitchen, I put cleanliness above cool looks.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Round cornered sinks are far easier to clean. Square corners look cool and up to date, but in my kitchen, I put cleanliness above cool looks.

Same here. I got rounded. Simple to clean.