Don’t do a corner sink. . Your KD will show you how to properly design one with parts rather than a cabinet if it’s the last resort. But they are terrible to inflict on a kitchen and should be avoided.

Unless your floor plan really is tight, I'd avoid a corner sink. Post your current kitchen here, and folks will help you create your best kitchen within the limits you mention.

Anybody have any input on a nice layout for this space?

I've just started playing around with it. The open side is to a dining area. I have thought about an island in the middle, but didn't really want the sink or dishwasher in the island. Other than that I am open to ideas. The sink and dishwasher need swapped? It is too far away? I'm not good at design... obviously.

I'm not a fan of corner/angle sinks but have done a few in my career.

• DW right beside is not a great idea. If placing one beside is the only option, allow for fillers on either side of the corner cabinet. This will allow for the doors to hinge for accessing the sink cabinet, especially with something like a DW directly beside. If you set back your cabinet like in your example, the doors will only open 90 degrees maybe, unless you again plan fillers.
• Keep in mind that most sinks are set back from the front edge of the countertop about 3" +/-. You need to plan a cabinet that will house the sink so that you keep this set back. Any greater & you'll have nothing but back pain from leaning all the time. take your sink template to your KD and plan out the best cabinet width to use. Don't take it for granted that "it will fit"!
• Also, any corner set up, whether sink, fridge, wall oven or range, will occupy a greater space than if set straight. If you would normally use up 36" for a sink, it will occupy around 50" both ways along the wall on the angle.

Hello,

Curious how your project is coming along!