Anonymous wrote:I chose a hammered copper sink with my basement wet bar that has black quartz and I think that it looks lovely (oiled bronze accessories)……what is your faucet/handles the rest of your kitchen like?

We're replacing the faucet too, so no need to coordinate with the existing one. The rest of the kitchen is white cabinets, medium hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances. It's pretty much a blank slate.

Anonymous wrote:It wouldn't be my choice with black granite, but how do you feel about farm sinks?

http://www.bluebath.com/farmsinks

Farm sinks are typically undermount, and would require OP not only to have the quartz cut to accommodate the front, but would need new cabinets under the sink to accommodate it as well.

OP, have you considered finding a black porcelain sink? We had a similar situation going on in our old kitchen, and doing a black sink ended up being the best solution. Otherwise you're probably looking at stainless steel. There are some interesting options for that (especially contemporary ones), but it's hard to pinpoint what would work in your kitchen without knowing the rest of your style.

I chose a hammered copper sink with my basement wet bar that has black quartz and I think that it looks lovely (oiled bronze accessories)……what is your faucet/handles the rest of your kitchen like?

oops, black quartz.

It wouldn't be my choice with black granite, but how do you feel about farm sinks?

http://www.bluebath.com/farmsinks

Is there a such thing? We bought a house with black quartz countertops. For some reason the previous owners didn't install an undermount sink. Instead they used a bulky, white porcelain drop-in sink. Anybody know where I can get a good looking drop-in sink that will blend nicely with the black quartz?