I do...natural cherry cabinets, stainless apron front sink...are you talking about white farmhouse sinks?

I have the Kohler Whitehaven. I have the "short apron" style because I wanted to keep my original sink base and this is the only farmhouse sink other than the Kohler Vault "short apron" that can be fitted on a standard sink base. It is as deep as the "tall apron" style. My cabinets are oak.

https://www.houzz.com/photos/my-pics-work-in-progress-phvw-vp~58830325

https://www.houzz.com/photos/my-pics-work-in-progress-phvw-vp~54994093

Here are other kitchens with stained cabinetry and white farmhouse sinks. I think it helps to have some other white element - countertop and / or backsplash.

dcward, I'd love a picture of your sink.

I was thinking white, but I may have to broaden my thoughts :-), especially since my envisioned granite image probably won't look good with a white sink.

This kitchen is in the pre-architected house stage so everything is open. (Except white vs wood cabinets--DH is a huge fan of natural wood) Once we get to the architect drawings, I'll be asking for input before we finalize the house drawings.

Some of the Kohler farmhouse cast iron sinks come in different colors. There are also copper, stainless, granite, marble and soapstone farmhouse sinks. I've also seen fireclay in black as well as white. There are other types as well - lots of choices.

However, I saw on this forum that black cast iron shows its wear and tear much more than white. I don't know about other dark colored sinks.

The Kohler Whitehaven and Vault are the easiest farmhouse sinks to install.

Here's our example:

Whitehaven sink, lowers are painted Benjamin Moore Amherst Gray, uppers are BM Monroe Bisque and counters are Neolith Calacatta.

The sink comes in a number of colors, but they're kind of hard to differentiate in the link. Ours is white, but I really liked the sea salt sample Kohler had in the store too.