Fill in all the dimensions on the floor plan.

https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/5972404/new-to-kitchens-read-me-first-2020-interim#n=11

The above mentioned no is super helpful.

Is it possible to lose the wall? Then do a 2 wall kitchen with a large island with seating. You wouldn't likely impede into the next room much. That's what we're doing at our place.

With the wall and closets between the kitchen and living room removed, you've got the space for a functional 'L' layout. With a large island with or without seating on the living room side. You can delete the peninsula. A single bowl sink and no wall ovens. Place an induction 30" range to the right of the current frig location. The frig can move to the almost end of that run. Use a 12" deep tall pantry on the end of that run along the side of the frig. No uppers in the space. All lowers 36, 42 or 48" drawer units including the island. This plan can be supplemented with a prep sink on the island opposite the frig. A strong recessed lighting plan for the counter work zones with the 4" cans 6" in from the edge of the counter and island counter edge. 450 lumens at the counter is a minimum. Recessed cans in the aisles for ambient lighting. All led/

We’d need more measurements to make recommendations, as well as more info about what you want to do with the wall. i don’t like kitchens open to LR so would keep closed. i’d get rid of island and put stove where fridge is and fridge on LR wall. i’m probably in minority though. unless you get rid of everything like dan suggested though a bigger island wouldn’t quite be in the right place.

It is possible to remove the wall and I see that would create more space for a larger island. I will have to weigh up the loss of the visual separation the wall creates, which is quite nice when I don't want people seeing kitchen chaos :).

Nobody can really help, until you post the floor plan for the ENTIRE floor. The one that includes the living room and what I would assume to be the shared wall of the garage? Your plan doesn't even have the bay window dimensions : ) in the kitchen.

Hi there, I now have some designs for a new layout... I'm haivng trouble creating symmetry because of the L shape and window. Keen to hear what you think of these designs.

In the top drawing, what if you made the cabinets to the right of the fridge (the tall ones) all wood rather than the sage? I think that will give you the symmetry you’re looking for.

Thanks Susan, I'll try that.

I realized now I that wasn’t the fridge, I think it’s a built in oven. Sorry! Hopefully you get what I’m saying!

I do ;)

Do you need wall ovens? I like the option with the vent hood on long wall. Could you ditch the stack of wall ovens and do a range where the cooktop is and if you need an additional oven do a smaller 2nd oven or speed oven/microwave anywhere under the counter? If you did that I was thinking you could move the fridge to where the wall ovens are?

Thanks Cookie. At the moment I want to see if it can work with wall ovens as I prefer to have them at standing height. Saves bending down!