What are the dimensions of your kitchen? There might be a different layout worth considering.

I love Ikea kitchen cabinets for DIYers. We've installed two (2007 and 2015) and I've helped others plan their projects.

Have you considered flipping the double oven and refrigeration? To my way of thinking, the refrigerator needs to be accessed much more frequently than the oven.

I'm working on an Ikea kitchen. It's driving me a little batty. One thing that might be helpful is that if you want to go custom on your cabinet fronts, Scherr's can often match or even beat Ikea prices. My mother and husband became pretty fixated on plain white at some point, so we're doing Ringhult, but I was pretty taken with Scherr's choices and pricing.

Have you considered a range instead of a cooktop and two ovens?

If you have an awkward dishwasher situation, did you try any layouts with an island instead?

I do Ikea kitchens all the time in my biz. The best if you have never done one before is go to Ikea with a very detailed floor plan and measurements to the MM and get help . There are so many things to be considered and a huge PITA if you forgot something . Ikea does awesome pantry cabinets and I love to have them on a wall with counter depth fridge , you have a smaller space so I would do a range and replace the wall oven with more storage, make sure all the bae cabinets are drawers even under the sink.

I would take out the wall oven to have more prep space between sink and stove it's too tight in the Ikea mock up.

I was going to say get rid of the wall oven, and now that it's a bandwagon, I may as well jump on it. But it sounds as if this may be a remodel where you're not replacing appliances. Is that right?

Do you need two ovens or is your need for the ergonomics of a higher oven? Or both?

As suggested above, swap location of fridge and wall ovens. You won't need a pantry cab between ovens and wall - needless cabinetry since you have a walk-in pantry - so you'd gain much needed room on each side of your cook top. Like this:

We are in the middle of demo for our IKEA kitchen. Cabinets get delivered next week with installation the following week. We went with Bodbyn doors, off white for the uppers, grey for the lowers and island. I went with a double oven as I love to cook and have wanted one since we moved in this house 12 years ago. The planner tool is great and I planned ours all out but still paid for the design visit and it was well worth it. They tweaked my plan to add all the fillers and such as you get the cost of the design visit back on a gift card if you order a kitchen it seemed silly not to do it

I have an Ikea kitchen, only two years in. Like it a lot. A friend who installs kitchens professionally helped me out with layout, ordering, and install so it is a very professional job. We've put some chips in the corner of the island, but I have 7-13 kids here on a daily basis so that would happen to any brand. Possibly not stainless steel but to be honest I wouldn't put anything past us.

Can I come back with a different idea for a layout?

Wall ovens to the left of the pantry door, if you settle on keeping them. Upper cabs on sink run for dishes. Corner cab for pots and pans. Leave out the lazy Susan for 3x the storage space. Upper cabs over fridge and on fridge wall. I would go all the way across the stove wall with the uppers because I prefer that.

Ikea corner cabs (upper and lower) are very spacious. You could add glass doors if your tidy ;)

You could add an island too depending on what's in the room beyond and how you want to utilize it.

I strongly recommend drawers in all the base cabinets. Ikea has some neat features like drawer in drawer and drawers behind doors so it can look like whatever you want on the face. I love the organization capabilities.