We had both of our farm sinks custom made, one from concrete and one from the same material we used for the counters (marble in our case). If you cannot find a sink you like that is the right dimensions, maybe this would be an option and you would thus be able to deal with your drain needs very precisely by having one made to fit? The price was comparable (or less) than many of the brands of farm sinks we looked at.

My copper apron sin is 8" deep. The drain is in the rear right corner so I can put things down flat in the bottom without covering the drain. I love the sink depth. My earlier sink was 10" deep and I needed the depth on that sink because the drain was smack in the center, in the way all the time.

Here is a link that might be useful: Rachiele custom sinks

I have the Kohler Dickenson. One of the reasons I ddecided on this one was because it is only 8" deep instead of 10". I liked the thought of it not being as deep. I wonder, however it Kohler has changed the specs on these. When I tried to link you to the Kohler site, it said the basin depth was 9". However, when I looked up e-faucets, it said 8", which is what ours mesured to.

Here is a link that might be useful: Kohler Dickinson

Hi - I also have the Franke fireclay apron front sink mentioned above. Here is the model number if you would like to look it up: MHK110-28

Have you looked at the Ikea domjso? We loooove ours!

Here is a link.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ikea domjso

Thanks for the info. We ended up "upmounting" it and I don't regret it. The final result looks good and the only sacrifice was a drainboard (but the sink is large enough that shouldn't be an issue).

thanks for the suggestions, though.