OASINK JOURNAL
How to choose the sink material, color, and finish
Key steps for correctly identifying the countertop and coordinating the brand, color, and finish when configuring a sink made from the same material.
When the sink is made from the same material as the countertop, choosing it involves more than finding a similar color: you need to identify the project’s exact reference.
Start with the brand and color
Check the kitchen quote or invoice. These normally include the brand and the commercial color name. Oasink works with the active options shown in its catalog, including Dekton and Silestone when available.
Don’t forget the finish
The same color may be available in different finishes. Check the finish specified for the countertop and select it in the configurator as well, when available.
A simple check
- Locate the written reference for the countertop.
- Check the brand, color, and finish separately.
- Compare these details with the current catalog.
- Ask before ordering if any reference is missing.
Screenshots can help you get oriented, but the manufacturer’s reference is the information that should guide the configuration.
A complete reference, beyond a photograph
Record the brand, commercial colour name and finish from the worktop documentation. Screen images help you explore; lighting, display settings and framing affect perception. When the visual result is critical, compare a physical sample and the written reference with your supplier.
Availability and the selected price
Finishes belong to specific colours: a finish in a brand's range is not necessarily offered for every colour. Check the material page and the options in the sink configurator. Changing colour or finish may change the price; compare the same model and size.
Keep the configuration link and consult the manufacturer's care instructions for that reference. A slab's properties alone do not describe the joints, waste connection or installation of a completed sink. If a reference is missing, contact us before choosing a substitute.
