Get stainless appliances stainless steel is a classical finish in a kitchen and it s also a neutral.
Does a copper sink go with stainless steel appliances.
Extremely resilient to acidic foods abrasive cleaners and metal pots.
In going with stainless appliances you now have two metal finishes in this kitchen so keep going.
Porcelain sinks are also much more fragile.
As an example the pictures attached show a copper farmhouse sink with overhead copper lighting and drawer pulls while the appliances are stainless.
Regular stainless does not and is easily refinished.
That being said i have quite a few photos showing copper sinks with stainless appliances.
The durability of the sinks also helps them maintain their value over time.
Most people with copper sinks have ss appliances or integrated appliances with a ss or colored range.
Crafted using heavy duty 14 gauge stainless steel.
Gloss not so much.
Copper sinks with stainless appliances is a more common situation than most people think it s a great way to accentuate different tones and features.
Hammered copper kitchen sinks offer several advantages over the humdrum steel.
There are all sorts of wild patinas you can get on a copper sink but go basic and classic.
If you like it go for it but stainless scratches and those scratches are gonna show and be difficult to remove.
The two metals look great together.
Visually compliments a modernistic or contemporary designed kitchen.
But if you see it somewhere with all stainless appliances and it looks good then go for it.
Metal doesn t change over time and maintains the same appearance.
I have been asked that question almost weekly for 16 years.
I also love a farmhouse sink but for us the idea of it seemed better than what it might actually look like in our kitchen.
There is a market for antique copper sinks because they develop a distinct look as the patina ages.
Copper sinks are made with a heavier material than stainless steel sinks are making them more durable.
Anyway i probably would not go with the copper.
I think stainless appliances are neutral enough that you could have a copper farmhouse sink especially if it would be aged or hammered or something other than bright polished.
All the hammered stainless steel sinks i see have a glossy finish.
No need to dry or wax the sink after using it the copper restores itself.