Oh wow didn’t know that would work. I’ve been trying to login to discussions for some time. I’m looking for idea

Close off that door and treat it like a blind corner.

I've lived in really tight spaces so totally understand the challenge. Put the handle back on the top right drawer and either use it to store straws, or as my husband suggests, a drug stash! Change both of the lower handles to knobs. Fill the bottom handle hole with something you can color in with a wood pen - maybe a dab of wood filler.

Since you oversized the stove , I,would remove the cabinets on both sides entirely +even the counter and use open shelving thats narrow enough to exist, or run side sliding doors on custom lower cabinets with open top sheving. The space is going to need a master carpenter. How about the other part of the kitchen? The black backsplash is a no. You need lighting and smaller cupboards. But some kind of workspace . I think that a new area that blends with both left and right of that stove would maaayyybe be do able. This is a tiny kitchen. I think the app!iances are way too huge for it. Thats the real issue. Can you expand the size somehow even partly? Defintely, seek advice from a kitchen planner before doing anymore. Money goes fast.

Thanks everyone for comments. I ended up rebuilding the cabinets to left of oven and ordering a more compact fridge. Here is results

It’s not perfect but best I can do after sinking mor and more $$ into it. Now my question is do I need a heat shield to protect cabinets?