Looks like listing pics. It can be challenging to have the budget for the best reno outside of the mortgage. You need a scale floorplan of the whole floor with lots of measurements including windows and doors in a large readable size. You'll also want a lighting plan for task, ambient and maybe decorative lighting. I'd move the frig and ditch the wall ovens for a range to get the sink off the island.

the textured ceiling in caramel color warrants immediate action. see about eliminating that and painting a flat or matte near white. Before occupancy can be a good opportunity to do certain activities . you ought to know how much you are willing to spend on your renovation overall.

What is your definiition of "remodel"? Do you own this house? If buying now live with it as is for 6 month to determine what exactly does and or doesn't work for you.

Paint ceiling white, paint cabinets white or a color you like. Definitely, get a new overhang light in the cooking area and a new chandelier above your table. IF you can afford it, get rid of the tiled countertops.

We are all going to have different ideas ...

I would want cabinets to the ceiling, as many drawers as possible and to see if that angled wall in the kitchen could be straightened out. That is a major gut/remodel and I would have priced that in when I made my offer to buy the house.

Start by living in the house to see how it works for you. Also start looking at kitchens on Houzz and creating an idea book of what you like. No one can tell you what you like

Here's some good information to help you get the best help here: New To Kitchens? Read Me First