And as if he’d struggle for worktop space on that island if he went for proportionate sink. He’s one bloke, albeit one with a huge (and quail’s egg fragile) ego, despite his rubbish ‘aww shucks’ attempts to mask it.
The thing with spaces like he has is that everything has to be scaled up or it gets lost in the enormous rooms, high ceilings, huge windows, tall skirtings, massive doors. Everything is over-sized and so normal sized furniture and fittings look like dolls house furniture. This is why he can’t be an interior designer. It’s nothing to do with changing his mind, it’s because he doesn’t apply scale consistently. He might not ‘need’ a big sink but the enormous island needs it so that it doesn’t look like a hole on a putting green
. He applied the principle with the massive range cooker he went for. He doesn’t ‘need’ the huge range to cook for one but a std 600mm cooker would disappear in there, but somehow he missed the point with the sink.