Could you post a floor plan to scale with all the doors and windows marked? Also how tall are your ceilings?

is it possible to remove a wall?

Hope this helps

As others have commented, you need to post a drawing with the dimensions in feet and inches. Show where the windows and doors are and how much space between them.

Are you keeping the existing cabinets? Is the sink plumbed to go where it is in the picture.

No I’m installing new ones

If I need to remove a wall where?

84 inches wide doesn't allow for a total of 26 inches of cabinets on each side. You are lift with 32 inches which doesn't allow for wheel chair access along with other issues (oven door clearance etc)

is it possible to remove the wall with the door?

Wheelchair access?

Yes building code

There’s 2 door here

oh! my apologies you actually have 120" not 84". my mistake that is plenty of room

can a door a door be closed up to allow for more cabinets?

No both are a must I was thinking about that too but one is an entrance to the living room and the other le is to go to the basement

If removing a wall is a consideration, it would be helpful to know where the doors lead and what's on the other side of the walls. It looks like the top and right walls are exterior and have windows, though some clearer measurements for the locations and sizes of the small window and side window would be useful. It sounds like the bottom wall abuts the living room and basement stairwell ... but what's on the other side of the left wall? Which door goes to which ovation, and do you want to keep it as a door to the living room, or would removing the door from the frame be something you'd be interested in?

Also, if you're considering changes to windows, be sure to consider the impact to the exterior, as well.

Woodhaven Renovations layout looks ideal. You have space on either side of the sink and the range. You could do a full pantry next to the refrigerator or upper and lower cabinets with a counter and have the frig open to that side, which is helpful for loading and unloading.

Something that might be useful to give you a bit more counter with the doors and tight space:

These angled bits of counter let you get a bit more space while not impeding the doorway. We have another door on the other side of the range (just left of toaster), and we have another angled piece of counter like the one on the right next to that door.

If you put the fridge on the wall with the doors, like Woodhaven Renovations shows, you might be able add a cabinet and triangle of counter on each short wall heading towards the doors.

Having a small kitchen, those extra bits can be surprisingly useful, and not just for toasters, plants and stuff, haha. Mini cabinet there is great for cutting boards, cookie sheets, and the boxes of plastic wrap, aluminum foil, and plastic bags.

Obviously turning the corner on the sink side would need the dishwasher to flip to the other side of the sink.

@blueberry if you see the actual pics where the fridge is, the door on front of it leads to the living room and the other door leads to the basement. Behind wall C is the stairs up, behind wall D is the bathroom. I don’t think I can closed up the door to the living room, no idea where I can get another door to go in the living room

Wall A & B are the exterior

You all been so amazing thanks so much for all the tips

It sounds like you don't have many options but I think will help a lot to remove the man door to the living room and open as wide as possible. Another Idea to make it feel bigger (depending on whats above) is to remove the ceiling and expose the joist and shiplap above and spray white.

That walk it’s the stairs to our attic where my kids room is.. could you give me a pic so I can picture it how I can do it if I remove that wall?

I was speaking to just the man door so one can freely enter the kitchen or serve dinner without having to open a door. Detach the door, remove jamb and casing then patch exposed rough in with drywall around the opening.

Ok

Good luck nenimeneses! Let us know how it goes. If my render or suggestions has helped answer your original question I would greatly appreciate a review! https://www.houzz.com/writeReview2/cmd=r/n=woodhavenrenos

Is the small window being closed in Woodhaven's plan? If there is 48" between the wall and window, a 22" cabinet won't fit at the end. Other than that, great plan!