Key Takeaways

Marble sinks may look stunning, but their porous nature makes them high-maintenance and prone to stains.

Designers recommend more durable options like porcelain, stainless steel, or raw-edge stone.

If you still crave marble, consider using it in low-traffic areas like a powder room to minimize wear and tear.

When it comes to choosing the right sink material, style is only half the story. What looks gorgeous in a showroom may not hold up under the daily demands of cooking, cleaning, and family life. The right choice should balance aesthetics with durability, and some options—no matter how stunning—may not be worth the upkeep .

Designers say it’s important to think carefully before committing, because certain materials simply aren’t practical for everyday life. Here’s

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