Apron-front sink

A method of using a sink having an apron, comprising:

• providing a basin body having a top flange integrally formed with the basin body, the top flange extending around the at least one sink basin;
• providing an apron extending from a front edge of the top flange;
• removably connecting a replaceable panel to the apron using a fastening system disposed between the replaceable panel and the apron, the fastening system including button studs attached to one of the replaceable panel and the apron and keyholes formed in the other of the replaceable panel and the apron;
• wherein the replaceable panel is attached to the apron by inserting the button studs into keyholes and locking the replaceable panel in position on the apron by, in a first orientation, moving the replaceable panel in a first direction relative to the apron, and in a second orientation, moving the replaceable panel in a second direction relative to the apron.

A sink, comprising:

• a basin body having a generally concave shape that forms at least one sink basin;
• an apron connected to the basin body, the apron including a slot at or near an upper end thereof and an opening;
• a replaceable panel removably connected to the apron;
• and
• a fastening system disposed on the replaceable panel and the apron, the fastening system releasably connecting the replaceable panel to the apron, the fastening system comprising:
• a tab that extends from or is attachable to the panel, the tab positioned, sized and shaped to be received in the slot,
• a stud that extends from or is attachable to the panel, the stud, positioned, sized and shaped to be received through the opening, and
• a fastener releasably attachable to the stud to secure the panel to the apron.