Splitting a single bowl in two also means neither side will be large enough to soak the longest items in your cooking arsenal. Sometimes it can feel like having two small sinks next to each other.

Double-bowl sinks really are a relic of the past—you needed one side to soak dirty dishes and the other to rinse clean ones.

This 33-inch-wide sink has a length of 22 inches from front to back and is 9 inches deep.The large, single-bowl design on this undermount kitchen sink accommodates large cookware and serving dishes.

Zuhne Modena Undermount Kitchen Sink Set, 16-Gauge Stainless Steel (30-Inch Single Bowl) Elkay Quartz Classic 33″ x 18-7/16″ x 9-7/16″, Single Bowl Undermount Sink, White MR Direct 4521 ...

The Kraus Standart PRO 33-Inch 16-Gauge Single Bowl Stainless Steel Farmhouse Kitchen Sink confronts users with its smooth façade made — like the rest of the basin — of industrial-grade, T304 ...

Q: We're looking to replace a double-bowl kitchen sink with a single-bowl sink. Ideally, we would swap out the old one for the new one, but as we look for new sinks, it seems that the sizes don't ...

One large, deep single sink. My husband changed ours for a double, and I've never forgiven him. I have the best of both worlds, a dual sink, but the right side is large and deep, the left side is ...

If you are considering a minor kitchen redo, Remodeling’s Cost vs. Value Report shows a potential 80.2 percent ROI. A chef sink can contribute to that with its features and growing popularity.

Splitting a single bowl in two also means neither side will be large enough to soak the longest items in your cooking arsenal. Sometimes it can feel like having two small sinks next to each other.