Put one behind fridge, if there is easy access, another under kitchen sink, etc.  

This stone siding on the front of the house, under a porch overhand, is falling off the side of the house.The concrete porch is also cracked all the way across, right by the edge of the front door, intersecting with this issue.What do you think, is it A) A foundation sinking issue, or B) Just heavy stone falling off its adhesive, and a separate issue on the concrete porch?

Maybe two chunky floating shelves above the sink instead of a cabinet?

There are also under-sink models, which may be worth looking into.

I swear by stainless/ granite, quartz counter tops and a nice sink with large faucet integrated sprayer.

Our friends are offering it to us at a great deal, but there is a slight sink in the foundation.

This is where your buyers fall in love with the house.....Counters, appliances, backsplash, sinks, floor.........This is where you need to spend the money.

Painting under kitchen and bathroom sinks to protect from leaky faucets, reinforcing the towel rod with a painted 1x4 behind it.

Hose end point was supposed to be set and drain in sink, but he found hose lying on floor from where tiles were removed.

When designing a kitchen layout, how closely do you stick to the rule of thumb that puts the sink under the window?