"As Chief Creative Officer of Studio McGee, designer Shea McGee has seen it all when it comes to kitchen design. So much so, in fact, that when it came time to partner with Kohler on another design collaboration, she wanted to introduce some much-needed curvature and a little bit of character to one of the most utilitarian spots in a cook space: the sink."
"She's referring to that pro look that tends to feature minimal color and charm. It's all about putting cleanliness and cooking power on display, like what you see below (think: stainless steel sinks and countertops, pro ranges, and utilitarian finishes like metal and concrete). But it just doesn't feel warm or timeless - at least not in the way a more lived-in kitchen would."
"That's why McGee is hoping to see a return to what she flagged as "tradition" and "more sophistication" in kitchens. Her firm's new Audrine sink collection with Kohler plays right into this movement. Announced today and available next month, the Audrine range reinvents the popular farmhouse sink style with a counter-height integrated ledge and a slew of smart, functional accessories, including a basin rack, colander, and cutting board. With these sinks, you don't have to choose between form and function."
The Audrine sink collection for Kohler introduces curvature and character to kitchen sinks to counter the commercial, utilitarian trend. The collection modernizes farmhouse sinks with a counter-height integrated ledge and offers apron-front, undermount, and bar configurations. The sinks are crafted from smooth, nonporous fireclay and come in white and dune finishes. The range includes functional accessories such as a basin rack, colander, and cutting board that enhance usability. The design emphasizes combining warmth, tradition, and sophistication with professional-level cleanliness and cooking functionality across multiple rooms.
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