Above is my homes' floor plan. We are planning to do a kitchen renovation this summer and I am working on the floor plan. I can't tear down any load bearing walls and I am trying to not go crazy with the budget but I want it functional and nice. The back wall where you see the cooktop in the kitchen is 176 inches. The wall with fridge and corner pantry is 104 inches total, the opposite wall run is 118.5, the nook bumps out 2 feet and then the width of the nook is 105.5. Do you think its possible to flatten out my pantry, where it is now against the fridge wall? What I mean by that is instead of it being a diagonal door, I would be flat door next to the fridge but still run all the back into that corner. I think the depth would be 26 inches and the width would be about 60 inches. Allowing for countertop or wall ovens to connect on the L, I would have to place about a 24 inch door plus frame next to the fridge, then leave 24 inches of flat wall so that the cabinets can connect on the exterior of that flat wall. Is that depth to tight for the back corner? Any other ideas? I don't know if I love the idea of a cabinet pantry as I am worried getting to the stuff in the back would be difficult. This way I could have shelving less deep and longer. Plus I could use that dead space in the corner.