a picture (or floor plan) is worth 1000 words.

Your right...if I had one.

What kind of kitchen is it? Where is your sink and oven? I'm always a huge advocate for "the triangle" - it's always the best setup if you can pull it off.

draw a floorplan and take a photo of it.

Basic layout

Also on the bottom right side of the drawing there is a large arched opening that goes into the entryway of the house.

I guess if you're removing the lower wall, then you have to put anything else that you need on the wall with the windows. You can surely fit the fridge and a small piece of pantry or counter between those two windows, although not as much as you're ripping out. Could you put the fridge on the right wall and move the stove onto an island or peninsula?

I think you might take this floorplan (with a bit more detail about what's on the other side of each wall) to a kitchen designer. It might or might not be worth opening up this wall, since you already have open space into the living room or some space at the top.

First pic where the fridge is currently. The dining room is behind that wall and it is going to be removed it will open the area to expand kitchen/ The second pic is the dining room to show the window placement. The third is the dining room looking into the kitchen where you see the calendar hanging is the fridge now. Any ideas?

photos of where the fridge could go to are needed... the wall with the window, and the wall to the left of the stove. but sometimes one cannot get rid of a wall and have a kitchen work. too soon to tell for you.

The wall is a non-loadbearing wall that we know. There is no duct work, HVAC. There is one outlet and water to the ice maker in the fridge. But thank you.

I'm sorry, nnigrt you make no sense with your comments. But thanks anyway.

Move the fridge to the righthand wall near the dining room. You want it near where you're eating.

Put in a long island parallel to the righthand wall. Traffic will then flow from the door at the back of the kitchen, down the lefthand side of the room and into the dining room.

No island, possibly a large trestle table? Thanks Jennifer.

I'd locate the fridge left of the sink corner for easy access when prepping food.

Trestle table would work too. You want a work/eating surface that also functions to funnel traffic away from busy cooks.