The upper cabinets die into the sink wall.

You don't need symmetry. You need balance

Show the entire kitchen , please. Not just one wall?

It would be a good opportunity to add a bigger window to the sink wall!

Keep in mind how you will unload the DW. You don't want to have to make multiple trips to a faraway cabinet to move mugs and glasses from the DW to a storage cabinet or to grab a glass for a drink of water. Also, the blank wall space to the left of the window might look bare without a cabinet, You'll have to plan what you might do to make that blank wall look visually appealing. I think that the current single-skinny wall cabinet proportions look odd. I might consider replacing that cabinet with a wider cabinet and narrower crown.

The cabinets on either side of the sink have a nice symmetry around the window now. and it's handy to have that wall cabinet storage near the DW and sink and an Easy-Reach in the corner. However, I realize that you might forgo those conveniences to increase natural lighting, and to eliminate the awkward look of that single-skinny cabinet.

Post more photos of your kitchen with kitchen dimensions and you'll surely get some good ideas worth consideration.

This photo illustrates cpartist’s comment about the ”cabinets die into the sink wall”, and also a possible solution to the problem theresa21 brings up about unloading the diswasher. Open shelving for often used items may work for you.

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