hi, i'm kind of wondering whether you've thought about how big a sink you need or want, first. you mentioned that it's a good size kitchen, so maybe you'd want at least a "standard" size of 33". there are a lot more choices, too. single bowl vs. double is a whole other debate! i'm getting a 24" sink, but i have a small kitchen. also two other thoughts: many people seem to center their sinks with regard to where the panes are in the window so they aren't looking right into one. sometimes they even place the sink faucet centered on the window, but off-center from the sink to make it look symmetrical. there are a lot of threads on this subject too. i'll look for the one i'm thinking of with good photos. or you can google "gardenweb kitchen window sink centered", or something like that. the other is the 33" lazy susan. i was considering one of these, but someone mentioned the door is pretty small. if i understand your layout correctly, your corner cabinet is open on the back to a walkway. garenweb member buehl turned a regular cabinet backward to be accessed from the walkway side so you have full access to the cabinet. that's pretty hard for me to explain, so i will link the thread. anyway, it's seems more useful than a corner susan if you can do it. then you will also have 9" extra to distribute to a sink base or the the far drawers. good luck! Here is a link that might be useful: How to gain a full-use cabinet instead of corner cabinet

I have been shopping for a kitchen sink online and I have seen more sinks than I can count. There are many sinks that fit your description with many different options and materials. It depends on what kind of faucet/sprayer you are using, how deep you can have it and how much you want to pay. A Google search for laundry sink turns up many different sources. Don't be scared by some of the ridiculously high prices - there are inexpensive SS sinks out there that should work. It might be a good idea to pay a bit more and get a thicker grade of SS - it will dent less.

We planning to use this 24" wide ikea sink cabinet: AKURUM Base cb f sink w 2 drs/fascia panel, white, Härlig white http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/S29867294/ with this sink: Ruvati RVM4130 Undermount 16 Gauge 25" Kitchen Sink Single Bowl http://www.ruvati.com/product-p/rvm4130.htm bought from efaucets.com Although the sink looks too large, the inside dimensions of the cabinet are 22.5" wide, and the dimensions of the sink bowl are 22 13/16" wide (CAD drawing measurements). So as you can see, it will only require minor shaving to fit the bowl in the cabinet, and some notching of the top side edges of the cabinet to fit the sink flanges. We will be using a sink setter to mount the sink to the underside of the granite counters, rather than standard brackets. We haven't installed the sink yet, but "hacking" cabinets to fit sinks of commonly done. The process we are planning to follow is discussed in detail in the ikeafans thread below - including photos: Here is a link that might be useful: Is this sink too big?

I have used these for sink bases. I think you need to void the top drawer.