The lowest maintenance kitchen sink is a stainless steel sink. Stainless steel is fairly low-maintenance and easy to keep clean due to its non-porous and anti-corrosive properties. It does not stain easily and is durable, so it should last a long time.

Some other low-maintenance kitchen sink materials are fireclay, quartz, porcelain and glass. These materials are non-porous, which means liquids cannot seep into them to cause stains and damage. They also have a smooth and hygienic surface that can be easily wiped clean.

Some tips for designing a low-maintenance kitchen are:

Choose flat door cabinetry with few embellishments on the door and hardware.
Use undermount or farmhouse sinks that let you wipe countertop crumbs directly into the sink without getting stuck in the drop-in sink edge.
Use hands-free faucets that reduce touch points and fingerprints.
Seal the grout on tile backsplashes to prevent it from wearing out.
Use soap and water or baking soda to clean your sink regularly.