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Oliveri sinks, laundry tubs, accessories and filters


Oliveri is an Australian brand best known for pressed stainless steel sinks made at its factory in Adelaide, with an Italian granite and quartz sink range alongside. It also makes laundry tubs, kitchen accessories and inline water filters. The ranges share a design logic: a deep bowl, a tidy rim and accessories that fit the bowl, so the sink, the tap and the extras work as a set.

People search for the brand as Oliveri, Oliveri sinks and Oliveri kitchen sinks, and often misspell it as Ollveri or Olveri. This page covers the ranges, how to choose between them, and the sizes that decide whether a sink fits your bench and cabinet.

The ranges at a glance

Range Material What it is known for
Sonetto 1.2mm brushed stainless steel Plain, modern bowls with a bench top drainer tray or a bamboo board
Spectra 304 stainless steel, with stainless, gunmetal and black finishes A deep 40 litre bowl with a matching bowl protector
Nu-Petite and Petite Stainless steel Compact bowls with an integrated colander and bamboo board
Santorini 80 percent granite and quartz, 20 percent resin Heat resistant, scratch resistant, with an overflow
Solitaire Stainless steel A round bowl for a laundry, butler's pantry or alfresco kitchen
Endeavour and Ultraform Stainless steel Shallower bowls in several drainer and tap hole options

The full set of sinks is in Oliveri kitchen sinks, with laundry tubs in Oliveri laundry, accessories in Oliveri kitchen accessories and water filters in Oliveri tapware.

Stainless steel or granite

Stainless steel is the traditional choice and the lighter one. The Sonetto bowl is 1.2mm brushed stainless steel, which resists scratching and cracking, is non-porous and does not hold stains or odours. It suits a modern kitchen with stainless appliances. Spectra uses 304 stainless steel at the same 1.2mm thickness, and adds gunmetal and black PVD finishes for a darker bowl.

Granite is the quieter and harder choice. Santorini is moulded from 80 percent granite and quartz particles bound with 20 percent resin, and it is made in Italy. It is heat resistant to 280 degrees Celsius, and its surface resists scratches, stains and limescale. A trivet or a surface protector is still recommended for hot pots, because thermal shock can mark any sink. Choose granite for a sink that looks like stone and absorbs sound. Choose stainless for a bowl that is thin, light and easy to fit.

Sonetto sizes

Sonetto is the Oliveri range for a plain, rectangular bowl. The bowl is 470mm by 405mm in the large size and 355mm by 405mm in the standard size, so the double bowl is made from two standard bowls.

Sonetto sink Size Bowl
Standard bowl, universal 405 by 455 by 205mm 355 by 405mm
Large bowl, undermount 520 by 455 by 211mm 470 by 405mm
Large bowl, topmount 520 by 510 by 211mm 470 by 405mm
Double bowl, universal 785 by 455 by 205mm Two bowls of 355 by 405mm
Single bowl with drainer 1035 by 510 by 211mm 470 by 405mm
Double bowl with drainer 1300 by 510 by 211mm Two bowls of 355 by 405mm

The drainer sinks come in a right hand and a left hand version, so choose the side that sits beside the dishwasher or the cooktop. Most undermount models include an undermount clip kit, a basket waste and a stainless steel bench top drainer tray. The universal models can be fitted as a topmount or an undermount.

Spectra sizes

Spectra is the Oliveri range for a deep bowl and a darker finish. Every sink ships with a matching bowl protector, which sits between the dishes and the finish. The sizes are the same across stainless, gunmetal and black.

Spectra sink Size Bowl
Single bowl 540 by 445 by 210mm 500 by 405mm, 40 litres
1 and 1/2 bowl 790 by 445 by 210mm 500 by 405mm main bowl, 230 by 405mm second bowl
Double bowl 780 by 445 by 210mm Two bowls of 360 by 405mm

The single bowl Spectra can be installed as a topmount, an undermount or a flushmount, and it has no tap hole, so the tap goes on the bench or the wall. A single 40 litre bowl takes a large roasting tray or a stock pot, which a double bowl of the same width does not. A 1 and 1/2 bowl keeps one big bowl and adds a small one for rinsing.

Nu-Petite, Petite, Solitaire, Endeavour and Ultraform

Nu-Petite is the compact range with a main bowl that holds up to 30 litres. It comes with an integrated colander and a bamboo preparation board that fit inside the main bowl. The standard bowl undermount is 410mm by 450mm by 206mm with a 380mm by 420mm bowl. The 1 and 3/4 bowl topmount with a drainer is 1150mm by 500mm by 218mm, with a 380mm by 420mm main bowl and a 280mm by 350mm second bowl, and the double bowl with a double drainer is 1550mm by 500mm by 218mm. The Petite single bowl with a drainer is 770mm by 480mm by 192mm.

Solitaire is a round bowl, 490mm across and 186mm deep with a 420mm bowl. The tap landing version is 590.5mm by 490mm by 187mm and has room for a tap on the sink itself. It suits a laundry, a butler's prep bowl or an alfresco kitchen. Endeavour is a double bowl undermount, 751mm by 455mm by 154mm, with 330mm by 385mm bowls. Ultraform has a shallower bowl, 385mm by 330mm, in a 890mm single drainer size and a 1180mm double drainer size, with one tap hole, three tap holes or none.

Santorini sizes

The Santorini granite sinks have an integrated overflow and a 90mm basket waste, and they come in black and in other granite colours.

Santorini sink Size Bowl and capacity
Standard bowl undermount 410 by 435 by 205mm 340 by 400mm, 27 litres, no tap hole
Large bowl undermount, black 560 by 435mm 490 by 400 by 200mm, 39 litres, no tap hole
Large bowl topmount 560 by 500 by 217mm 490 by 400 by 200mm, 39 litres, one tap hole
Double bowl undermount, black 860 by 435mm Two bowls of 380 by 400 by 210mm, 32 litres each
1 and 3/4 bowl topmount with drainer 1160 by 500 by 217mm Main bowl 36 litres, second bowl 21 litres

An undermount granite sink needs a stone or solid surface bench with a sealed edge, because the sink sits under the bench. A topmount sits on the bench, so it also suits a laminate. Measure the cabinet width before you choose, and leave room at each side for the clips.

Laundry tubs

The Oliveri laundry tub is a 45 litre undermount, 590mm by 470mm by 241mm, with a 520mm by 400mm bowl and a 90mm basket waste. It suits a laundry where the bowl is used for soaking clothes and filling buckets. A deep single bowl is the right shape for the job, and if space is tight, a standard single bowl kitchen sink also works. See Oliveri laundry.

Accessories

The Cooking Mate professional dish rack is stainless steel, 400mm by 345mm by 125mm, and it can be used inside the bowl or on the drainer to drain, rinse or stack. The Spectra bowl protector is coloured stainless steel, 490mm by 395mm by 25mm, and it protects the bowl from scratching and adds a defrosting area. Check each sink's product page before you order, because the accessories are sized to the bowl. Some sinks ship with a bamboo board, a colander or a drainer tray, so a second purchase may not be needed. See Oliveri kitchen accessories.

What comes in the box differs by range. A Spectra single bowl arrives with a topmount clip kit, a basket waste, a bamboo chopping board, a bench top drainer tray and a bowl protector. A Sonetto undermount arrives with an undermount clip kit, a basket waste and a stainless steel drainer tray, and the Nu-Petite sinks add a main bowl colander and a bamboo board with two 90mm basket wastes on the double models. A double bowl sink includes two wastes, so the plumber needs a trap that joins both.

Water filters

Oliveri also makes inline water filter systems. The standard FS5050 cartridge filters mains water to 5 microns and uses a bayonet connection, so the cartridge twists in and out. The system includes a filter change alarm that reminds you to change the cartridge after 12 months, and it helps reduce limescale. An inline system filters through an existing mixer, a satellite system filters through a separate filter tap, and a 3 way system serves both. Replacement cartridges are in Oliveri tapware.

Choosing the right sink

Choose in this order. First the cabinet: measure its internal width, because the bowl must fit between the end panels. Then the installation: topmount sits on the bench and hides a rough cut, undermount sits under a stone edge for an easy wipe, and flushmount sits level with the bench. Then the bowl: a single deep bowl takes large trays, a double bowl splits washing and rinsing, and a 1 and 1/2 bowl keeps a small bowl for a vegetable rinse. Then the tap hole: names ending in NTH have no tap hole and 1TH have one, so the tap must match.

The last choice is the finish. Brushed stainless suits most kitchens, gunmetal and black suit a darker palette, and granite suits a bench that looks like stone.

Fitting and care

Fit the sink with a plumber, and seal the edge of a stone bench before an undermount sink is clipped in. Rinse the bowl after use and wipe with a soft cloth and mild soap, and wipe brushed stainless along the grain. Avoid steel wool, bleach left to sit and harsh cleaners. Dry the bowl to prevent water marks in a hard water area. Use the bowl protector for heavy pots, and a trivet for pots straight off the heat.

Before you order

Measure the cabinet, the bench cut-out and the tap position. Choose topmount, undermount or flushmount to match your bench. Check that the sink includes the waste, the clips and the drainer tray you need. Confirm the tap hole count against the tap. Decide stainless, gunmetal, black or granite for the room, and keep the accessories in the same finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do kitchen mixers in Australia need to meet any standards or certifications?

Yes. All kitchen tapware sold in Australia must carry a WaterMark certification, which is a mandatory regulatory requirement confirming that the product meets Australian plumbing standards for safety and performance (AS/NZS 3718). In addition, kitchen mixers must display a WELS (Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards) rating indicating their water efficiency. A 4-star WELS rating or higher is considered good practice for kitchen mixers and will reduce water consumption with no practical performance trade-off. When purchasing online or from an importer, always verify that the product carries both a valid WaterMark licence number and a WELS label, these are legal requirements in Australia, not optional extras.

What should I consider when choosing a kitchen mixer finish?

The finish of your kitchen mixer should complement the other metal elements in your kitchen, cabinet handles, appliances, and rangehood trim. Chrome remains a classic, low-maintenance option that suits almost any kitchen style. Matte black has surged in popularity in contemporary Australian kitchens and pairs particularly well with dark stone benchtops and two-tone cabinetry. Brushed brass and gunmetal finishes suit warmer, more design-forward kitchens. From a practical perspective, brushed and matte finishes tend to conceal water spots and fingerprints better than polished chrome, which can show marks more readily in a busy kitchen environment.

What types of kitchen sinks are available?

Australian kitchens commonly use stainless steel undermount or top-mount sinks, composite granite/quartz sinks, fireclay sinks (popular for farmhouse-style kitchens), and pressed steel enamel sinks. Stainless steel is the most popular for its durability, affordability, and hygiene. Composite stone sinks offer a premium look with good heat resistance. The Blue Space stocks kitchen sinks from Bao Bath, Turner Hastings, Seima, and other leading Australian brands.

What size kitchen sink do I need?

The right kitchen sink size depends on your benchtop width and how you use the kitchen. Single bowl sinks typically range from 400mm to 700mm wide and suit smaller kitchens or those with a dishwasher. Double bowl sinks (700–900mm) allow simultaneous washing and rinsing and are popular in larger family kitchens. Measure your cabinet opening carefully, as the sink must fit within the internal cabinet dimensions.

Is Oliveri an Australian brand?

Oliveri was founded in Australia and has a long-standing history in the local kitchen sink and tapware market. Like most sink and tapware brands sold here today, the current range includes products manufactured both locally and overseas, so it's worth checking the specific product page for country of manufacture if that's a deciding factor for a particular purchase.

What is Oliveri best known for?

Oliveri is best known for its kitchen sinks, spanning stainless steel, granite composite and fireclay options, alongside a matching range of kitchen mixer taps and accessories such as chopping boards and drainer baskets designed to fit specific sink models. The brand covers a wide span of the market, from straightforward single-bowl stainless steel sinks through to more design-led composite and undermount options.

What types of kitchen sinks does Oliveri offer?

The range spans the main sink categories available in Australia: stainless steel sinks (topmount and undermount), granite or quartz composite sinks, and fireclay sinks for a more farmhouse-style kitchen. Bowl configurations run from single bowl through to one-and-three-quarter and double bowl layouts, so the right choice comes down to benchtop space and how the kitchen is used day to day.

How do I choose between a stainless steel and composite Oliveri sink?

Stainless steel is the more affordable and widely available option, and it's easy to keep hygienic since it has no pores for bacteria to collect in. Composite sinks (granite or quartz-based) cost more but resist scratching and heat well and are available in colours beyond plain metal, which suits a kitchen where the sink is meant to blend with a coloured or dark benchtop rather than stand out. Both perform well long-term provided they're cleaned according to the manufacturer's care instructions.

Do Oliveri kitchen mixers meet Australian standards?

Any kitchen mixer sold in Australia, Oliveri included, must carry WaterMark certification under AS/NZS 3718 and display a WELS water efficiency rating. These aren't brand-specific claims, they're mandatory requirements for tapware sold in this country, so it's worth confirming both markings are present on the specific product listing before purchase.

Can I mix an Oliveri sink with tapware from a different brand?

Yes, sinks and tapware from different brands can generally be paired without issue, since tap holes and mixer connections follow standard Australian sizing in the vast majority of cases. The main things to check are that the benchtop or sink has a tap hole in the right position for the mixer you want, and that the finish (chrome, black, brushed steel) is consistent with the rest of the kitchen's hardware for a cohesive look.