Post a picture that enlarges. Post a pic of the kitchen vs the all encoupassed eating area with kitchen in the back.

How much do you have to spend?

How old is the kitchen?

Does it meet your needs or do you need more/different storage?

From what I can see, I would want wood floors that match rest of house, more drawers, counter depth fridge, pantry cabinets in the desk area ...

This is a listing photo and not your furniture?

Do you have any inspiration photos to post that reflect the modern organic look you are trying to achieve? If you have moved in, photos of the your furnished adjacent rooms would be helpful too.

All of the mentioned and I have no idea what an organic kitchen means

Haha, @Patricia Colwell Consulting, not just organic, but “organic modern”! Tell us please, Bomb…what does that mean??

Hmm, ”organic modern” ? i had the same thought, what does that mean? More warmth , textures?

So you are guttng this kitchen and doing a new one? Or you are tryng to make this one into Organic Modern?

Part 2 if you are trying to make this space into that style are you doing the entire home this way? I see traditional mouldings which do not fit that style.

Here is a concept using only furnishings and paint if that's what you're thinking?

Is organic modern kind of Scandi? Or Japandi?

Organic modern - blends sleek, minimalist lines with earthy, nature-inspired elements. It pairs a clutter-free, contemporary foundation with raw, tactile materials to create spaces that feel both elevated and cozy.

Do you have an inspiration photo(s) that shows what an organic modern kitchen = for you?

These are all shown as "organic modern kitchens" -

Below is an example of an organic modern kitchen as posted in an article on Houzz: