Please send photo looking from the kitchen door toward the stove. If you draw out a floor plan with dimensions that would be very helpful too.

Best wishes!

Perhaps tall cabinets on each side of the windows..and lower cabinets under window....if you use all upper cabinets in this configuration it will be shallower depth taking up less space and ideal for storage..this will also line up on the wall and make the refrigerator recede a little...with out measurements it is hard to tell if there will be any room for any thing else...very doubtful an island will fit any where...if you have room the other wall...using the same thinner upper cabs with a narrow counter top could possibly provide more storage and counter space...

Keep in mind Atleast a 4foot walk space is needed to allow room for two people to pass thru comfortably...also if it is possible....The best way to get what you want would be to enlarge the kitchen by moving the wall back to match the rest of the kitchen...taking space from the room behind...but this should only be done if there are no utilities in that wall as the gain does not really justify the expense ....if moving electrical or plumbing etc is involved...

Just occurred to me another option is to open the wall half way down ....this would allow a breakfast bar on top,to be wider , overlap into the next room and provide seating that,views the next room..these suggestions of course only work if your situation allows

can you tear down a wall. This would give you many choices.