I've installed quite a few of these for customers; no complaints.

I would not get the sink pictured in the OP, though I really like Elkay, a good midwestern manufacturer been around for a 100 years. But the pictured sink is a 50-50 double bowl. If you must have a double bowl sink, don’t get a 50-50. They’re terrible because neither side is big enough to wash anything without banging the divider. If you must have a double-bowl sink get a 60-40 or 70-30. Better would be a single bowl. Also that curvey back on the pictured sink is a dated look.

I too am contemplating an Elkay Luxe, but probably in a black color.

I like the space and features of this model because it's got a good size (a half sheet pan can lie flat) larger bowl and a very useable smaller bowl. One side is curvy which @ M Miller says is a dated look, but my primary interest is functionality.

Elkay Quartz Luxe Offset 60/40 Double Bowl Sink with Aqua Divide, Charcoal · More Info

Did you get the ricotta colored sink? If so, how is the maintenance of it? Does it look dirty every time you use it?

Let me know what you think of it!

Inaugural use of new sink today: love it!

It looks really great!!! Let me know what you think as you start to rinse off things like coffee, tomato sauce and oily stuff. I don't mind each night using the soap in my sponge to clean out the sink, but I would hate to see stains throughout the day and feel like I needed to soap clean it every time.

Any updates to the Ricotta Elkay Quartz sink after using it for a year? How is the maintenance for it?

HU:

Still no complaints from customers from the Elkay Quartz Luxe Ricotta sinks I've installed.

I like mine! It is best to wash it out each night, but as long as you do that I feel like it stays looking nice. One of those white magic eraser sponges work beautifully if there's a mark that doesn't come off easily with a regular sponge. Metal marks from pots and pans are when I've found I especially need to pull out one of those. But overall I'm pleased, it's a beautiful sink!