I need to see the kitchen and what can’y the coffee station go where the fridge is .

Because I don’t want to rip out the cabinets. I’ll post more pictures.

More pics

that's gonna bug you - are you keeping this or is this a flip? I'd bite the bullet and move the fridge to where the coffee station is if you're going to stay awhile.

Look for "clear rubber bumpers" on Amazon. You'd probably stick them on the door trim where the fridge hits and not on the fridge. Not sure what size you'd need, or if they'd be enough, but they're worth trying. I have a bunch of small ones scattered about, like where cabinet doors hit my hood.

You might be able to create a hinge limiter as well...

Just saw the photos. Your cabinets are red. Fabulous. :)

It’s a weekend/vacation cottage next door our cabin. It’s for overflow guests, our son’s friends and the occasional fly fishermen renters.

Put the small rounded, adhesive backed clear bumpers on the trim that you put on the back of picture frames to prevent them from touching the wall. I put three on the side of my refrigerator doors to prevent my pantry cabinet doors from hitting the side of the refrigerator. I also put one on the side of the granite counter next to other side of pantry cabinet for same reason. Cheap, easy, and not noticeable.

There are several solutions posted in this thread from the appliance forum,

The suction cup/shoestring method seems the simplest.

@mama goose_gw zn6OH Hubby and I are dying laughing over that link!!!! So many good hacks, thank you!!!

why can't the small coffee bar get moved to the fridge side? its a small cabinet. un install it and move it. I don't understand what the issue is. ( of course the switch plates would need to get moved too. )

or

do you need that door right there? you could cut back the wall. (did it for mine)

how about getting a diff fridge?

putting foam stoppers on your door.

Yea, the door needs to stay as it’s the only door to the back porch/back yard. The cottage is tiny and 200+ years old.

The upper cabinets wrap around the set up as is and I don’t want to pay to get the uppers redone and the drywall cut open to move the outlets and switches. It’s not my primary house, it’s a cottage for friends and family use when they visit us at our cabin.

Put the clear bumpers on the trim. Problem solved.