Glass Kitchen Sinks

Yes. The surrounds are made from 8mm toughened safety glass that's engineered to cope with heavy bangs and very high temperatures, while the bowls themselves are stainless steel to handle complex shapes and resist rust. That combination gives you a visually striking surface that stays practical, you can use the large stainless steel bowl for washing heavy pans and rely on the glass surround for a durable, heat-resistant working area.

A 1.5 bowl gives you one full-size bowl and a smaller half-bowl, so you get a roomy washing area plus a secondary bowl for prep, draining or soaking. It suits busy homes where you might wash large cookware in the main bowl while rinsing veg or draining pasta in the smaller bowl. the models in our range are exactly this configuration, so you get that extra flexibility without needing a full double bowl.

Base the choice on where you'll place the sink and what's to the left or right of it, worktop space, dishwasher, or your main prep area. If your dishwasher sits to the right, a right-hand drainer keeps rinsed items near it; if your prep space is left of the sink, a left-hand drainer gives you a handy drying area. Both drainer options are offered, so you can match the sink to your kitchen flow.

The black glass surround looks elegant with either a shiny chrome or a matte black kitchen mixer tap for a cohesive look, and the stainless steel bowls add a subtle contrast. Make sure the mixer has enough reach to service both the full bowl and the half-bowl comfortably; a high-arched spout works well for filling large pans. That pairing creates a sleek, modern aesthetic while remaining highly functional.

Very manageable, the toughened glass resist heat and impact, and the stainless bowls won't rust, so maintenance is straightforward. Wipe the glass with a soft cloth and mild detergent to avoid scratches, and dry the bowls after use to prevent limescale marks. Small care steps like these will keep the finish looking smart while you enjoy the practical benefits.