15 Kitchens With Beautiful Copper Sinks

Copper sinks are a rare but stunning feature to add to a kitchen design. They are mostly made out of copper with just a small amount of zinc which, according to Quality Bath, makes them extra durable. These sinks are also resistant to rust and last for a long time. However, they are quite pricey and require more maintenance and cleaning than those made out of typical materials.

When used in interior design, copper sinks are quite versatile because they can look great in industrial, rustic, farmhouse, traditional, and even modern kitchen spaces. Additionally, Sinkology adds that copper sinks work with a number of color palettes, from warm tones to cool, and they look especially beautiful when paired with blue. They could also be paired with other metals, which would provide a fun and eclectic vibe. If you're intrigued by copper sinks, you're not alone, as this material makes quite the statement. Below are 15 spaces with gorgeous copper sinks.

Because this sink is surrounded by black cabinetry, it looks quite modern. To make the space more cohesive, this kitchen has been designed with copper hardware pieces and a warm metal backsplash.  

Many of these sinks have a large farmhouse design, meaning that they have deep basins and exposed metal in the front. This sink is surrounded by modern gray countertops and a white backsplash.  

Just like the previous images, this sink has been placed in a modern kitchen design. This image demonstrates how versatile copper is because it even looks great when paired with light pink cabinets. 

This large farmhouse sink is in another modern kitchen, with beige countertops and white cabinets. Additionally, this sink design has both a copper basin and faucet, which not all designs have.  

Copper can look especially beautiful when paired with cool-toned shades like blue and green. This kitchen's blue countertops and green backsplash work together to make the metal really shine. 

If you love the look of copper but don't want the hassle of constantly cleaning a large sink, you could add just a copper faucet to a basin made out of another material. 

This old-fashioned style would look great in a traditional or classic space. In addition, the hammered finish of this design would help hide imperfections. 

This modern kitchen is extra interesting because it has lots of contrast. For example, the light countertops contrast with the dark blue and black cabinets, which also make the copper sink really stand out. 

To give your space an extra industrial feel, you could add a solid copper backsplash behind the same material sink. Also, choosing wooden cabinets and a warm wall color adds to the rustic vibes. 

Those with a large family may be drawn to this huge farmhouse sink. Not only are the basins extra deep and the model extra wide, but the back of the sink extends up the wall as well. 

Another way to make a copper sink pop is by keeping the rest of your kitchen very neutral and monochromatic. This sink stands out because it's been installed into a space with an all-white countertop and backsplash. 

To make a copper sink feel more modern, you could pair it with colors like soft green and light gray. For example, the above image has a green shiplap wall and light gray bottom cabinets with copper hardware, which gives the space a cohesive appearance. 

If you have a rustic or old-fashioned kitchen, this sink design would look especially nice. To carry copper throughout the room, you could also display a tea kettle made of this material on the stove.  

Adding copper to a backsplash or a kitchen hood, as well as to the sink, would carry this material throughout the room, making your kitchen design appear extra thoughtful.

This is a modern and colorful kitchen with pink and green cabinets. It also has copper displayed not only in the sink but also on the kitchen hood, the hanging cooking utensils, and the stools.