Should kitchen/utility sinks match? And is a white sink a bad idea?

[YellowEllis]

Originally planned white sinks in kitchen and utility, upgraded to Quartz worktops in kitchen and now have under mounted sink, the bowl is chrome. Couldn't quite stretch to Quartz in the utility, have gone for a white laminate in there, do we go for a white sink in there to match worktops or do we stick with chrome as the bowl of the kitchen sink is?

Side note is are white sinks ever a good idea, or asking for stains etc? This is the white sink we've chosen and it appealed as no watermarks to clean all the time! Both caple so no difference in quality

I have a white sink and I love it for the lack of watermarks. As your work surfaces are different in each room I see no reason the sinks need to be the same...

@Savoretti

I have a white sink and I love it for the lack of watermarks. As your work surfaces are different in each room I see no reason the sinks need to be the same...

This was my thinking! We have a marble effect Quartz in the kitchen, and a marble effect laminate in the utility so they look similar albeit drastically different quality. Does that change things?

What's it made of? I have white ceramic Belfast sinks/butler sinks in my kitchen and utility but you can't see one room from the other.