The Galley
The Galley builds workstation sinks, which the company calls "a whole new category of kitchen appliance." A Galley Workstation is a one-piece stainless basin with tiers that hold cutting boards, colanders, bowls, and drying racks above and below each other, so prep, cooking, serving, and cleanup happen at the sink. The company says every Galley Workstation is hand-crafted in the USA.
What The Galley makes
The Galley builds culinary workstations rather than ordinary sinks. Workstations are offered in a range of lengths from compact to very wide, with ledges built into the basin walls. Those ledges carry a matched set of accessories, cutting and serving boards, drying and drainer racks, colanders, bowls, and drainer trays, that slide along the length and above and below one another, so a whole prep sequence runs over the basin. The company also builds the Tap faucet and WashStation units to work with the same system. Because the accessories move and combine, one workstation adapts from prep to serving to cleanup. The line is aimed at kitchens that want the sink to do the work of a prep counter as well as a wash basin.
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The design at the center
The engineering idea is the tiered ledge system built into the basin. Standard sinks give you one flat bottom; The Galley builds three tiers into the basin, so accessories ride at different heights and can sit side by side or stack. A board can span the top for cutting while a colander drains below it into the same basin, and rinsed items move to a drying rack without leaving the sink. That layering is what turns a basin into a working zone: prep, wash, drain, and serve happen along the length rather than crowding the counter. The stainless is a heavy culinary grade built to take daily use, and the accessory set is designed as one coordinated kit rather than add-ons.
The Galley models and sizes
The Galley lists these families on its models page:
- Workstation. Straight models in 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7-foot lengths, plus 3x4, 4x3, and 4x4-foot corner models.
- WashStation. Straight and corner models from 2 to 4 feet, including a 4-foot double bowl.
- Work&WashStation. Models from 4 to 7 feet.
- BarStation and HydroStation. Small basins: the BarStation at 1.5 and 2 feet, the HydroStation at 1 foot.
- Dresser. Hand-built, in four sizes.
- Tap. Three faucet models machined from 316L stainless steel, in six finishes.
Each Workstation basin is made from one piece of 316L marine-grade, 16-gauge stainless steel. The culinary tools come in American black walnut, graphite wood composite, white oak or bamboo, and resin.
Who The Galley suits
A Galley Workstation suits a kitchen where the sink is also the main prep counter, often a long island run that can take a 5 to 7-foot model. The maker describes the Workstation as built for indoor and outdoor use, so it also fits an outdoor kitchen, and the BarStation covers a bar or butler's pantry. To compare The Galley with other workstation makers on sizes and cabinet needs, see our guide to choosing a workstation sink. Plan the base cabinet and countertop cutout with the Roseville team before the fabricator templates.
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The Galley questions
What is The Galley Workstation?
It is a sink built as a prep station. The Galley describes it as a culinary system: the basin has three tiers, and the boards, colanders, bowls, and racks slide above and below one another. It installs into the cabinetry as an undermount sink.
What sizes does The Galley make?
Workstations run from 2 feet to 7 feet, with 3x4, 4x3, and 4x4-foot corner models. WashStations run from 2 to 4 feet, Work&WashStations from 4 to 7 feet, and BarStations at 1.5 and 2 feet. The company says it offers over 700 combinations of models and configurations.
What comes in The Galley Culinary Kit?
For Medium, Large, and X-Large Workstations, The Galley lists one multipurpose drying rack, two dual-sided cutting boards, two colanders, two mixing bowls, and one Upper Deck section. It also offers 5-tool and 8-tool kit options. Ask which kit ships with the model you choose.
How is The Galley different from a regular sink?
A Galley Workstation has tiers that hold boards, colanders, bowls, and racks above the basin, so the sink adds work surface instead of taking it. The company says the tiers add work space compared with a traditional sink.
Plan a Galley Workstation, boards and racks included, with the Roseville team.