The metallic gray silgranite sink will look great! You can always call Blanco and they will send you samples of their colors so you can see them in person. I don't think you need to match the sink to your appliances. If you're worried about matching you can always use brushed nickel faucet and hardware.

Thanks for the feedback! We have a brushed nickel faucet on its way...will that go well with the metallic grey? I need to find a dealer or get a sample so I can see it in person.

One thing that is so nice about Silgranit is that it comes in a number of colors. I would not choose the stainless steel sink because, me, I do not like the scratches and water spots of stainless steel sinks. Regarding Silgranit, I agree with the previous poster that you should call Blanco and get them to mail you samples of colors you are interested in (phone them, don't email. The number is 1-888-668-6201). It's always best to look at the colors actually in your kitchen, rather than just at a showroom or online.

I had the Silgranit Super Single with the corner drain in my previous kitchen and loved it. The corner drain is so great, that I can't go back to a center drain. I think the Silgranit Gray would look nice with your color scheme. I don't think Silgranit's White or the creamy Biscuit would go well with your white counters, because sometimes white-on-white just makes one of the whites look dingy. I also think you should get a sample of Truffle to look at. You might like it - it's a cross between gray and brown, so the brown tone would pick up your butcher block counter and your wood floors, but the sink would still have a gray tone as well. My final color rec is because I am partial to the very dark colored Silgranits (I am getting the anthracite for my kitchen). So I would recommend you look at the Cafe Brown. I've had the anthracite color in a previous kitchen, and loved that it never looked dirty! I like the dark colors because I think the color contrast with light counters is cool and chic, the dark color made my faucet really shine against it, and because the dark color hides everything - wine, coffee, spaghetti sauce, etc. The Cafe Brown is a dark brown, and would go with your wood floors and butcher block island.

There is a "color assistant" on Blanco's website that I will link, that might be fun for you to play with. But the best is to see the sample color chips in your home.

Here is a link that might be useful: Blanco Silgranit Color Assistant

This post was edited by Mrs_Nyefnyef on Tue, Oct 14, 14 at 9:39

I have that sink in Cinder. Love it. I wouldn't worry about stainless to match appliances. Get a couple samples or go see them. Honestly, for as much agonizing I did over the color of the sink, you only see it when you're standing at the sink, really. There are only a couple of their colors that I'd think wouldn't look good with what you described. I think it's hard to go wrong with that sink.

I know schicksal has that sink in what I THINK is white quartz (or A white quartz...I'm quartz illiterate). I tried to find a pic, but was unsuccessful.

Here's mine (work in progress):