What’s the style of the rest of the house?

I need to see the kitchen and the cabinets but certainly not that size stile on a 9” cabinet and IMO there should be no useless 9” cabinets anywhere. Post the floor plan to scale and the style of cabinets you are thinking about getting. Whay are you have a ton of cabinets if this is a small kitchen

@Patricia Colwell Consulting It's a casual lake house. I have a lot of white painted paneling throughout the house, which was formerly very dark wood paneling. I kept the stained dark pine ceiling beams in the living room natural for its rustic appeal. I am no longer doing a farm sink as the layout suggest; it will be undermount. The kitchen has a fairly large single pane window, but with the pine trees, it doesn't get a whole lot of natural light, so I wanted to keep the white cabinetry; plus it's a small kitchen, so that would be another reason for the white. I'm adding a DW with this remodel. I cannot change the size

or direction of the tall pantry cabinet to right of fridge, because of space limitations concerning the dining table. After giving it much consideration, I decided not to lose the diagonal cabinets, because a change to anything 90 degrees will lead to too many narrow cabinet doors or loss of cabinet space. I prefer the look of two wide wall cabinet doors along the back wall rather than narrow doors lined up along the back wall. I realize of course that Houzz does not favor diagonal cabinets, but I'm ok with the look and its function. I put things such as salad spinners, colanders, cheese graters and measuring cups in my upper diagonals, which has always worked well for me in my primary prep space along the back wall. My current 9" wall cabinet, to the left of the sink, is very functional as a medicine cabinet and the new 10" base cabinet next to the DW will hold 4 cookie sheets. I will likely have some open shelving to the left of the pantry in the dining area. This is the door style I was considering, but it will have a flat panel on top drawers.