Jump on the colorbond site, they no what works. Maybe you can find a colour on there site similar to your colour on the walls then just find something else to compliment it. Sometimes when you make a dramatic change it just takes a while for your eye to get use to it and it may not be as bad as you think. I find it hard to give an opinion on colours just from pics. External colours change through out the day.

Hi akonpa, I don't have any personal expierience with this particular sink, but we have used sinks marketed as black granite for our clients. These are very good, because they are manufactured with the same process as reconstituted stone benchtops (actually made with reconstituted granite, quartz and a small amount of resin as a binder), unlike those coloured sinks made with Acrylic Solid Surfice which do stain and can crack if you put boiling water in them. These Granite sinks are far more durable and our clients have never reported back to us of having any problems with them. Oliveri are a great brand too and as an Australian company stand by their quality products. Hope this helps. Regards Malcolm

Hi Jay j, I still stand by this so if you are reading reviews with people reporting their own negative experiences (not hear-say), make sure they are also specifying a brand and model to check they are talking about reconstituted stone (granite) sinks and not Acrylic. Knowing the brand they are reviewing you can check from the manufacturer what they are made from as well as check the manufacturers warranty and their own assurances given about performance. When you go through reviews, it is a good idea to make sure that people are actually talking about Granite Sinks, which are made of the same type of material as Reconstituted Stone benchtops are made of, and they are not talking about coloured Solid Surface sinks made from Acrylic which do have these problems listed. Some people confuse the two. Modern Granite Sinks do not tend to have the staining, chipping, and cracking problems that are inherent with Acrylic Sinks. Some people mistakenly think the Acrylic sinks that were popular in the 1980s and 90s, plus still used in today Acrylic Solid Surface benchtops are the same material as today’s Granite sinks; but they are totally different. Hope this still helps. Regards, Malcolm

Black sinks make a great statement in a kitchen with white features, so your real estate agent has given you good advice there! Do you have any pictures to determine weather a black sink will be too dark for your kitchen? We have a line of black granite kitchen sinks that our customers love and you'll find the granite material a great selling point as these sinks are durable as well as attractive! They're also very affordable and can be installed top mount or undermount so perhaps your budget will allow it to be installed undermount with one of our sinks! https://fontaineind.com.au/kitchen/sinks/ontario We hope you find what you need, good luck!