2. I have the largest Kindred square-shaped sinks that I could find to fit the space. My prep sink is about 8" depth, 14" wide and 17" deep (21" wide by 30" deep cabinet)and I love it because the bottom is pretty flat and the drain is in the very back instead of the middle. I probably paid a lot for that feature, but it's worth it, and we cook A LOT, as in, almost every meal, including hot breakfasts with fruit or veggies. When I'm making salad or chopping lots of veggies, it's terrific. Be sure to get a garbage disposal (if you can't compost). The cabinet is 40" wide by 30" deep for my clean up sink. My 7" depth clean up sink has a big bowl (17.5" wide by 20" deep) and a small bowl (11.5" wide by 17" deep - faucet goes in the 3" overlap). The big bowl doesn't quite fit my biggest saute pan (has a really long handle) or biggest cutting board, is by far the closest any sinks have ever come and it hasn't been a problem. My largest roasting pan does fit completely inside it. I do feel guilty about wasting water because it's so huge, so I rarely fill it more than 1/3 way full. If I don't have any pots or pans to clean, I'll just use the small sink. The big bowl has the drain in the back, but the small bowl has it in the middle (with the disposal) and I don't particularly like it there, except it's not too bad with the flat bottom. I wish the sink were 1 or 2" deeper because of the splashing, not to fill it any more. Both sinks have noise-deadening and heat-keeping properties (can't remember what that's called right now). If you don't understand what I mean by "flat bottom" then go put a tall skinny glass (like a champagne flute) in a sink and see how far it tilts over. I just finished cleaning all our wine glasses and could stand them all up in the sink. Hope this helps you make your decision. I know when I started I had no idea there were so many things to think about. I could never handle just one bowl sink.

We ordered an Elkay sink because it has a finish that hides scratches and paired it with the Grohe Lady lux pro. It's a SS finish, simple and clean. You can google grohe product catalog and see the faucet. Can't help you with the granite - good luck.

Thank you all for the feedback! Debbi mentioned Brizo - I found this one (https://www.brizo.com/kitchen/product/63075LF-SSLHP), which I like, but they don't have it in brushed nickel, just polished nickel. My pulls are satin/brushed nickel, so they don't have that shiny "reflection" finish. So I am down to two finalists. I am only getting a single hole, no soap dispenser, and garbage disposal button will either be on the wall or batch feed/twist top drain cover (no hole in quartz for this). Here are the two I'm stuck between. The Kohler one is much more reasonably priced at $400 after the current discount, and I know Kohler is a very good brand (have used them before, good customer service in my experience). I took a pull sample to local store, and the satin nickel pulls I have aren't an exact match to Kohler's "vibrant stainless," but they're close enough and the sink faucet will match the stainless of my appliance handles at least (my appliance handles are brushed stainless). The Elkay one (in brushed nickel) is bananas price-wise lol at $1872. However, I can get it locally for $1250 with a discount (still a lot more than I wanted to spend). I believe the brushed nickel color will more closely match the pulls (since it's actually brushed nickel, which I think is the same as satin nickel), and I also really like the design of this one too. Unlike the Kohler, this shoots water at a slight angle, so it will go more in center of sink. But someone told me you actually don't necessarily want that, as it will splash more this way. From what I gather, while Kohler is very good, Elkway is top of the line (which I don't necessarily need). Basically it's really hard to find nice options in brushed/satin nickel that aren't bonkers price-wise it seems. Kohler https://www.us.kohler.com/us/crue-pull-down-single-handle-kitchen-faucet/productDetail/kitchen-sink-faucets/1782974.htm?skuId=1782902 Elkay https://www.elkay.com/products/details/LKAV1031NK Ok guys, please help me decide between the two finalists! Part of me wonders about ordering both (since Kohler's sale ends soon, and the other I can get on sale), and then returning whichever one I don't want. The Kohler I saw in person, not sure I can view the Elkay one anywhere.

It doesn't look familiar--it may be very old and not manufactured any more. Do you need this exact piece? Or maybe look to see what's available in your price range with a similar look?