Go to the corner. Sure thing. Stainless steel is incredibly malleable. Square with clean edges, rounded or circular – everything is possible. Do you have a small kitchen? A large single bowl is a visual highlight. Of course, small works too. Or would you prefer having two sink bowls? You decide. Stainless steel gives you the choice.

Glossy, brushed, linen-look or matte? The quality of the material is consistently high, while the looks differ – Stainless steel comes with different surfaces. The matte versions – in linen-look and natural finish – are untreated. These surfaces are less smooth. As a result, limescale settles more easily here than on polished sinks, although their finish means that they also hide slight traces of wear. If stainless steel is polished, it shines. Polishing gives it a modern look with a special gloss and uniform surface that is easy to clean.

Champagne, nutmeg, coffee, tartufo – it’s a good thing that we don’t all have the same taste. The same goes for colours. So it’s just as well that Silgranit PuraDur sinks come in lots of colour variations. We are making constant developments in this area, too. Bubbles, unsightly colour effects and patterning are simply not allowed. We listen to what you have to say. And adapt accordingly. So the jasmine shade has become a little lighter, while alu metallic is now a bit brighter. All Silgranit PuraDur colours are sustainable and long-lasting, even if they are subjected to intense sunlight. You’ll be enjoying your sink for a long time to come.

Silgranit is a special mixture of different composite materials specially developed by us. The high proportion of granite makes your sink tough, which the very fine-pored surface doesn’t let anything through. This special combination of properties protects it from environmental influences – they simply have no effect. This is down to the material mixture. The material remains clean. Dirt may lie on its surface, but it cannot penetrate. One wipe, and it's all gone. Dry it with a microfibre cloth, and you’re done.

Rounded or square? The mixture of clay and various other materials allows a whole array of different versions. With clay, you can have a sink with one bowl or two. Particularly large, deep bowls are popular in ceramic, especially as farmhouse-style sinks.

Do you want your sink to fit into your overall concept or provide a colour contrast with your cabinet fronts? Play around with it! Ceramic also brings colour into play when it comes to choosing the mixer tap, with colour-coordinated mixer taps. They come in a variety of black and white shades. Or perhaps you’d prefer colour coordination with your worktop? In that case, you can combine your worktop with a coloured ceramic sink of your choice.