If you can, please post a layout of the whole space with dimensions so we can see how the kitchen relates to the rest of the loft.

A slide in range is perfect for this kitchen. Are you going to have a dishwasher? That should be close to the sink. If you don't put one in it will really hurt resale in the future. I would put upper cabinets on the side of the fridge & by the window. Maybe keep the open shelves on the right of the hood.

From your design, it doesn't look like you have 20' from the corner out. It looks more like 12'. That would make a huge difference in designing this space. On the 11'5" wall, I would suggest using a cabinet pantry over a 4' closet. I just think it's a better use of space (the walls of the pantry closet take up about 9" of space themselves) and it seems more open than the closet. You could do a 36" pantry cabinet, the 36" refrigerator with cabinet above, an end panel, a 27" base and a 36" corner cabinet. I like Mark's idea of doing uppers on the 11'5" wall and the switching to open shelves. We did something similar in this kitchen below. Even if you must have the pantry as in your plan, look into getting some sort of corner cabinet. I hate dead corners. Such a waste of space.

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I would want the slide in too, unless, you extend that way down. The stove top is way too close to the sink.. I also agree, there should be a dishwasher there to the right of the sink. It doesnt look like a lot of storage either.

Are you not in the US and in a country where it's customary to take the kitchen with you when you move?

looking good so far.. if you are happy with the layout that is important.. are you painting the walls? I would lighten the wall color in the kitchen up to the ceiling since you have no window to brighten it up... I am a sunlight type of person.. nice cabinets.. is your oven electric?

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I took a look at the concrete counter article as well.. get a good sealer and wipe up spills quickly.. we have friends with concrete counters and they love them.. And honestly how many of us actual eat off of our counters? I for one use a cutting board or a plate.. simple advise.. don't eat off the counter.. LOL.. love the bowling lane - i am sure it is going to look amazing.. please post progress photos.. I am posting photo of my potential kitchen.. we are doing white marble tile floors for open plan 1st floor.. truffle maple cabinets and a white quartz counter.. i will be posting plans and photos soon.. my floors are currently butterscotch acrylic overlay cement and kitchen is a builders grade puke pepto bismol pink with white ceramic bathroom tile counter.. i have hated it for 11 years... wall color will change as well to a grey...

Vu Nguyen - counter looks good.. maybe once everything is on it she will like it a bit better.. also accessories make a difference especially if the color pops... Buy her a huge bouquet of flowers and plop them on the counter.. :-) I like your cabinets and the floor as well...

My fridge is currently next to the range with a 20" counter between and I do not like it.. this layout works better for us.. see photo of my current kitchen.. the fridge juts out too much and everyone is in my way when i am cooking.. the distance is no issue as I would rather have the counter space bigger by the range; see new layout v. old layout and i usually pull out what i need to cook with - also the L shape of my kitchen is about 12 x 12... with the fridge on the other wall it is out of the way.. we are doing a 12" pantry at left side of fridge to allow for the door to open properly.. my new cabinets will be similar in color to yours but a shaker cabinet not flat panel.. although i do like the way yours look..