@dami- I know it shows a wall but it is open. I domt have a table for that area yet to have any dimensions. I also thought bout making the door swing out instead of in.

Thanks for the info/extended view (although now it's gone?)

How many people are in your family / regularly eat in your house? Will you primarily eat at the kitchen table or the dining room? How does the island seating factor into this? (Plus, maybe there's also outdoor dining to be used?)

Could you have both--sink under window and a prep sink in the island? The prep sink could do double duty near the bar. If possible, I'd rotate the island, so if you're using it for prep, you will be facing the great room. The range hood will be a focal point, (hood six inches wider than the range, to provide better capture area for steam and grease), and the fridge will be easily accessed by the living areas.

Personally I don't like anything in the top of my island and would put the sink under the window. I like it to be one big work space when needed and I don't like slopping food over a floor from the sink to the stove. If you have the room to fit the kitchen table I would extend the counter all the way over.

A friend of mine has her sink in the island and hates it. She also has counter seating and water splashes everywhere. I'd move it to in front of the window and put the microwave in the island instead.

I think MamaGoose is saying make that entire wall cabinets and put the bar area at the end, assuming you don't need to put a large table in the dining space.