Narrower, for a better walkway. But ALL of those variations need counter support engineered into the island design.

The overall could use redesign. The pinch point in the end with the stove, the weird outswing pantry doors that interferes with fridge access, the badly dimensioned storage of the pantry that should be just added to the kitchen, the fridge whose doors won’t really open, etc.

Thank you for the feedback. The house is already framed in and we’re not really sure what we’re doing with the pantry door. It may be a barn door that slides. I don’t really know what a pinch point is by the stove? We have updated the pantry slightly in that the door frame is slid to the left a few inches (if looking at the pantry door straight on) so in the future if you want to add a cabinet inside the pantry we have to e correct dimension. Here is a better view of the actual floor plan.

The pinch point between the range and island. You don’t calculate aisle distances from cabinet to cabinet. You calculate them from the furthest protuberance to the counter overhang.

The pantry really doesn’t add anything. It takes away from the kitchen. You’d get 80% of the same storag, but 150% better kitchen, with a bigger island, just by incorporating it into the kitchen.

Agree with @User. Also, consider putting your DW on the other side of your sink if you can, so it's not in the prep space between sink & range.

That’s interesting. And something that I have not thought about. But if I do that with the kitchen then I lose my sink in my laundry room.

Reach in pantries are expensive, but lovely (the cabinetry is $$$ while wire shelving is not). Walk-ins are less expensive, but also space hogs (as you can see).

There are ways for you to keep your laundry sink and get a reach in pantry. You just eliminate the corner cab and keep the walls as they are.

I wish I had posted all of this sooner. I appreciate the feedback so much.