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Designer Jean Stoffer and two small children using a trough style cast iron sink with three faucets in a bathroom with white subway tile.

KOHLER® Cast Iron
With Jean Stoffer

Designer Jean Stoffer infuses the charm, warmth, and lasting quality of our enameled cast iron products into the renovation of her 1902 historic home, The Madison.

A light and bright laundry room with a farmhouse wall mount sink on legs installed between a window and cabinets.

Jean’s laundry room holds warmth and history with the Farmstead® workstation sink as a functional and elegant statement piece.

A laundry room with a large wall mount farmhouse sink on legs that includes a large pull down faucet.

Jean chose the Farmstead sink for its classic leg silhouette and custom sink accessories to aid in prep and cleanup.

A light and bright bathroom with a large trough cast iron sink with three faucets installed on a wall with white subway tile.

The high-traffic hallway bathroom that Jean’s grandkids frequently use was the perfect place for a spacious, ultra-durable cast iron Brockway sink..

The left side of a large trough style cast iron sink focusing on the faucet and soap dish.

The elongated basin and low profile of the Brockway™ utility sink.

A kitchen space with green cabinets, white quartz countertops and an apron front white kitchen sink made from cast iron material.

Jean prioritized durability without sacrificing beauty, choosing the enameled cast iron Whitehaven® farmhouse sink in classic White for her kitchenette

A white apron front sink installed in a kitchen with white quartz countertops and a green tiled wall.

With its seamless form and deep basin deep bowl, the Whitehaven sink is a versatile solution for traditional and modern styles alike.

Stories Start With Cast Iron

Join designer Jean Stoffer as she highlights the timeless charm and enduring performance of our enameled cast iron products in her 1902 renovation, The Madison.