Homeowners wanting a neutral look for their kitchen may find a coffee-coloured kitchen sink complements their interior design plans.Franke has launched coffee-coloured models of its Mythos and Kubus KBG undermount kitchen sinks.Increased demand for neutral colours in Franke kitchen sinks and the success of the firms Maris sink in a coffee palette has led to the launch of the new models, according to World Interior Design Network.The online community says kitchen sinks in pale shades have become more popular due to new workshop styles such as concrete.Franke sink accessories such as the new Mythos tap with coffee-coloured shoulders can help coordinate the neutral look for a stylish, modern kitchen design.Granite sinks have smoother, flatter surfaces, making them easier to clean and more hygienic, according to the network.Homeowners looking to fit new kitchens or upgrade their current appliances want more value for money, according to Pik-a-Pak.The electrical distributor says the recession mean people are looking for bargains for fixtures such as kitchen sinks.