"Tasting Table spoke with Carmine Argano, owner of Creative Design Ceramic Tile & Bath, about the perks of adding a sink to your kitchen island. "A kitchen island with a sink ... makes cooking and cleanup much easier." If you frequently find yourself washing vegetables in your sink, then dripping everywhere while you transfer them to your counter to prepare them for cooking, consolidating your workspace can completely streamline your food prep process."
"According to Argano, the best types of sink to install in your island are a prep or a bar sink, but if you're having trouble deciding, check out our ultimate guide to choosing a sink for your kitchen. "You need to keep things functional and avoid crowding the island," Argano said. "If you can do this bit, there's no reason to avoid adding a kitchen island with a sink.""
A kitchen island with a built-in sink streamlines food preparation and cleanup by consolidating washing and prepping in one workspace, reducing drips and countertop transfers. Prep sinks or bar sinks are recommended for islands to maintain functionality without crowding the surface. An island sink enables hosts to remain engaged with guests while washing and clearing dishes, improving flow during entertaining. Many buyers perceive island sinks as useful, high-end upgrades that can raise property value and provide a market edge. Adequate space and careful layout are essential to preserve function and avoid overcrowding the island.
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