If we are speaking of the fridge wall in isolation, I completely agree with Sina Sadeddin. But your island is a barrier between the sink and fridge. I usually prefer an island over a peninsula, but I think this plan would benefit from moving the wall ovens to the fridge wall, and having a peninsula for seating.

Get rid of the pantries. They look forced. Instead, opt for more countertop space. Instead, drop the upper cabinet, to the base cabinet, on the cabinet to the left of the dishwasher. This will serve as a pantry.

I happen to think 15” wide pantries are fine but they need to pullouts and not the kind where you open the door and then have pullout shelves but true pullout pantries. All of your base cabinets should be drawers , the cabinets on either side of the wine fridge should be pullouts too. I don’t know why your pantries can’t be pullouts.

I like dezign interiors' suggestion; with the fridge all the way at the end of the run, the island would no longer be an obstruction between it and the sink:

Another option, if you use one 15-18" deep pantry cabinet beside the fridge, it could load from the side:

From right to left: filler if rollouts + 27-30" pantry w/ rollouts + Refrigerator+end panel + uppers/lowers w/countertop.

Is that hallway doorway to the far left from the garage? I wouldn't want a tall thing at that end. A countertop space there would be a good landing area for groceries as well as extra buffet space when entertaining.

Nudge the island down a bit to allow the refrigerator a better traffic pattern to the sink. Will island have barstools? If not, make island 12" deeper.