Great. When you are ready post photos of the space as well as a drawing with dimensions here in the comments.

Don't discount a smalllish kitchen Small and perfect can be great

For any response to your statement...

What does your kitchen look like? Show us the entire kitchen and the area where you plan to expand.

We are not visionaries. What kitchen , WHAT adjoining spaces? We are not in your space, right?

You need a FLAT on graph paper drawing of the spaces, every wall, every window, every opening has a dimension.

The adjacent room you want to access? They also have dimensions, exactly as above.

You post all of that as a JPEG, not a screen shot, every wall, window, and opening. You add picture of the existing spaces.......

Then you return to this thread, and add all to a comment below.

Don't use screen shots for anything. Use Jpegs.

Are you serious? Whenever I have posted on Houzz it takes me a good half hour to an hour to create all of the supporting pictures and well edited text to help everyone know how to answer my questions.

With your single sentence, how do we know what your adjoining rooms are, what are load bearing walls, how much space you have to use, where your pipes run, and how easily they can be relocated. What your other needs are for the rest of the space in your adjoining rooms. How many people are in your household and will be using the space. And, what your wants and desires are for a kitchen.

Yet again..................................zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz : )

We shall DIVINE the solution...

Sure, DOUBLE the average 80K kitchen remodel expense, as a start. Plus add 20-30K for structural alterations. With zero added value to the home. All for something disproportionate to the home which makes it super weird and impossible to sell.