The Galley reimagines the sink as the busiest workstation in the kitchen. Instead of a basin you work around, The Galley Workstation is a long, tiered sink you work inside, with boards, colanders and bowls that slide along integrated ledges.
In the Gallery it stands for the idea that prep, cooking and cleanup can happen in one place. Seen set into a finished island, it changes how a designer thinks about the space a sink deserves.
On the floor in Roseville
See The Galley in a finished kitchen display at Design Gallery Roseville. Book a visit and we will walk you through it in person.
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The Galley is an American company based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, built around a single reinvention: the culinary workstation that turns the sink into a full prep and serving station.
On the floor the concept is best understood by using it. Slide the accessories along the ledges, see the tiers at work, and picture the counter space it gives back in your own kitchen.
What a Galley workstation sink actually changes
Counter space is the thing most kitchens run short of, and a Galley gives some of it back. The sink doubles as a prep surface, so vegetables are washed, cut and dropped into a bowl without a trip across the room. At a party the same sink becomes a place to ice drinks or stage a charcuterie board. It suits a household that cooks together because two people can work at the same sink without colliding.
There is also a quieter benefit. Tools that live on the ledges stay out of the way of the faucet, and the whole run reads as one clean line along the island or the wall.
Sizes, finishes and tools to compare in person
Photographs flatten the thing that matters most, which is depth and reach. On the floor you can compare:
shorter workstations for a prep sink or bar, and longer five-foot versions that take over a main sink wall.
boards, colanders, bowls and drying racks in wood composite, resin or white oak.
pull-down models with a docking hand spray, built-in water filtration and a choice of satin black or bronze stainless finishes.
a food waste disposal, soap dispenser, air gap and an air-activated deck switch.
Handling the tools tells you more about daily use than any drawing, including how heavy a board is when full and how easily a rack lifts out.
Planning cabinetry around a Galley
A Galley needs the right base cabinet. Each model lists a minimum cabinet width and a countertop cutout, and the deck, drain and plumbing run into the cabinet below. Designers who bring plans to the Gallery can check these dimensions with our team against a sink that is actually installed. For how trade partnerships work, see Trade Program for designers.
Where to see it
Frequently asked questions
What is a Galley workstation sink?
It is a stepped sink with ledges along the rim that carry boards, colanders, bowls and racks, so prep, washing and serving can happen at the sink itself. The Galley is the Tulsa, Oklahoma company that built its business on the idea.
Where is The Galley made?
The workstation basins are made in the United States from stainless steel, and the matching taps are made in Italy. The company is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Can I see a Galley workstation at Design Gallery?
Yes. Galley workstations and taps are installed on our Roseville floor, so you can handle the tools and check the depth before choosing a size.
Does a Galley work in an outdoor kitchen?
The stainless workstations and taps are rated for indoor or outdoor use, so the same system can serve an outdoor cooking area. Confirm the exact model and finish with the team when you plan it.
See it in the gallery
See The Galley in a finished kitchen display, then book a visit to walk the floor with us and see our working kitchen.
900 Sunrise Ave, RosevilleMonday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM(916) 500-5417
Alongside The Galley
More brands in surfaces, cabinetry, sinks and bath, represented at Design Gallery.
