Okay maybe not luxury luxury. Maybe Just something cheap lol just like touch up for something

But I'll say 20k maybe way more depends on what I see

Leave it as is for 6 months to a year and then decide what you want to do. You may spend the money on new tops and then realize later that you hate the layout and it has to go, now you are out the money for the new tops or handcuffed in that now you cannot afford the budget to redo the cabinet layout.

Live there 6 months. Then take 2K of that budget and pay for a designer to plan to spend the 18K. It won’t go very far at all. New floors and counters about covers it, with DIY painting walls. But those cabinets need to go, and that is a MUCH bigger and much more expensive project than 20K. Add another 50K to that.

Oh wow I'm sorry for misunderstanding I didn't mean to say 20k I meant to say like 80k or like said even. More depends what I need to do to make this kitchen come to life I'm not gonna wait 6months since we already purchasing stuff to fix this house like flooring and pain new light and cabinet and like I said I want big pantry I'm new to all this I just don't know exactly how much it will cost me but willing to pay what ever just need someone give me visual how to do it

Like I'm debating on changing the flooring to this but idk if it match the kitchen countertop and what color should I get new cabinets and like I said I want big pantry just need idea how to do it also light fixtures idea please

Also I want opinions my construction company told me that hood system about the stove is outdated and that people go for just microwave on top of the stove

Is that true

" my construction company told me that hood system about the stove is outdated and that people go for just microwave on top of the stove "

Microwave with a vent is pretty much useless. Vented hood with make up air s definitely the way to go. So makes you wonder what else he has no idea on.

The advice above to wait 6 months is good, but it sounds like that doesn't work for you. Here's my personal synthesis of Houzzer design standards.

• Cabinets to the ceiling (unless your ceilings are more than 9' high).
• Vented hood! Not microwave hood.
• Lower cabinets should be all, or mostly all, drawers. You will not believe how much better this makes your kitchen function.
• Simple tile backsplash, OR a 2" to 6" backsplash in the same material as the countertop. But never both.
• Counterdepth fridge.
• Things that add an extra sense of luxury would be a built-in fridge, paneled dishwasher, built-in or drawer microwave, and wall ovens and cooktop instead of a range.
• Current cabinet trends are painted cabinets or wood in natural finishes.
• Current countertops--quartzite is the top "luxury" countertop. Light quartz tops are popular, soapstone is beautiful and super practical, marble is its own whole topic that you can search on here, Corian is great but probably not the right move for someone seeking "luxury" look.

For your particular house, I think a large pantry in that adjacent room might make a lot of sense. That's a really weird room, and the back windowless half seems narrow, dark, and difficult to use for comfortable living space. Converting some of that to a walk-in pantry makes sense. Plus, eliminating your corner pantry in the kitchen lets you extend back wall and island for better work space.

Post a drawing of the whole kitchen, including the space in front of the island, and that adjoining room. Include all dimensions--wall lengths, appliance sizes, doorway and window width, etc. That will get you the best advice from really talented people here.

Thank you so much mcarroll16 for feed back. Love your idea definitely taking it to consideration.

It sounds like you need a lot of expert help to make changes that affect a lot of the house but also work together — I would too!
I think it’s great to get some ideas here, but you’ll likely need to somehow find a real home design expert.

Meaning, to work with you in your home.