What's behind the wall? If it's a laundry room, closet or some other non-living area you could bump out the wall and push the fridge in. You could also deepen the niche do the fridge looks built in, but that won't help the fact that it sticks out further than everything else. That said, have you checked out the new counter depth refrigerators? They have lots more square footage than they used to. There really is no substitute for a counter depth if you want your kitchen to look streamlined. Just that little bit of extra space you gain by having one makes a huge difference!

The panels on either side of the fridge should be 30" deep instead of 24" and the cabinet above moved to the face of the panels. That way you have the proper depth for the fridge.