24" Butler Sink

Kallista L2031100PDS
Stainless Steel Sinks Collection

Features

Brushed stainless steel finish provides durability and reliability for years to come
Polished distressed finish handcrafted by Mick De Giulio's artisans
Curved walls provide a beautiful surface for water to flow and highlight sink's design details
Complements a variety of KALLISTA kitchen faucets to provide a distinct look

by Kallista

Kitchen Sinks by Mick De Giulio

Fostering beauty and creativity, Mick De Giulio brings a unique spin to the kitchen with his chef-inspired sinks. From the artistic yet practical Bacifiore® line to the cleanly designed Multiere® and Soltiere®, DeGiulio's sinks have stunning form and are made to last. Crafted to function as beautifully as they look, his sinks feature 16-gauge stainless steel to stand the test of time. Whether it comes to prepping, cutting or cleaning, all of DeGiulio's sinks are ready to accommodate your every need, providing pieces that are elegant yet practical.

Whether entertaining or cooking, the Bacifiore 24" butler sink by Mick De Giulio is made with 16-gauge stainless steel to withstand it all. Not only does this sink function beautifully, but its shimmering distressed finish and impeccable design are sure to leave a lasting impression.

Features

Brushed stainless steel finish provides durability and reliability for years to come
Polished distressed finish handcrafted by Mick De Giulio's artisans
Curved walls provide a beautiful surface for water to flow and highlight sink's design details
Complements a variety of KALLISTA kitchen faucets to provide a distinct look

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