I don't tend to like modern, yet I really like what you've created here.

Your mock ups have nearly empty glass cabinets. If you are actually using them (which you must given you only have open shelves elsewhere) you are going to see a lot more stuff in them. It is going to be a cluttered look. Save your open shelves for the minimal staged area of the kitchen and actually use your closed cabinets for the real storage that is needed.

For this reason, I'd also nix the glass front fridge. The open wood shelves are such a strong look and the visual distraction of seeing inside the fridge distracts from the strong shelf design.

Not sure why you are opting for track lighting instead of recessed. But if you must go with track, get white so it matches the ceiling and blends in.

Is that a full sized dishwasher.

Thanks Kendra for the advice, very useful.

How about a middle ground. Some glass. I think opaque is better than clear, seeded or ridged to mask the inevitable bit of untidiness.

This design and an induction cooktop.

I like no glass better.

If you are set on having glass cabinets, would you be opposed to placing them on REF run instead? Perhaps, on either side of the floating shelves to minimize the shelf length.

Should you go with seeded or a pattered glass that semi obscures the interior, interior cabinet lighting will make whatever is inside visible. Unless you are staging the interior of glass fronted cabinets, forgo the glass fronts.

No glass is great, if I have hired help to keep things clean ;)