I can share exact wall measurements if needed.

Is the entire room for the kitchen, or will the kitchen be in a portion of the space, with the rest used for other activities, like lounging or dining?

FYI - if you don't convert the measurements on your floor plan to inches, you will receive a few comments that request you to do so + you may miss out on some advice (since this is a U.S. site, people expect to have floor plans in inches - and won't spend the time to convert the measurements you've included).

@Lyn Nielson
Here are the details you asked for:
• Water & drainage: on the 2160 mm wall
• Window: 1490 mm
• 2 people use the kitchen daily
• etc.

The entire room is for the kitchen and a small dining area.
There is no lounge or separate living zone planned.
Just the kitchen cabinets + a small table for 2 people.

Thanks! Here are the main measurements converted to inches:

• 4164 mm = 164 inches
• 2730 mm = 107.5 inches
• 2160 mm = 85 inches
• 1490 mm window = 58.5 inches
• 1239 mm wall = 48.7 inches
• 680 mm door = 26.7 inches

If you need any other dimensions in inches, I can add them.

The colored visualization I posted is just an example of the style I like.

I’m open to other interesting layout or design ideas if you have suggestions.

Also, the colored visualization I posted is just a rough idea of the style I like.
I’m totally open to other creative suggestions or layouts you might think work better.
And if anyone knows an easy tool or simple program to visualize the whole room,
I’d be happy to try it out!

If you haven’t already, maybe define and prioritize components and your wish list, ie: work station, storage needs, etc. If you provided more info people will have more to go on, as your picture doesn’t help from a functional standpoint.

I designed our last kitchen but when brought to a kitchen designer, a lot of modifications were needed that made more sense..every mm counts.

Try on line planners and you’ll be able to get a better sense of where/what is possible. The last decision is its design style and maybe visit a few places and note features (soft close drawers, recycling, etc). Some retailers don’t charge to design if purchasing from them.

Thanks, Maureen! Sure, here is my wish list and priorities:

• Main workstation with enough counter space for daily cooking
• Good storage: drawers, tall cabinet if possible, and space for small appliances
• Built‑in oven and cooktop
• Standard fridge (not built‑in)
• Sink on the left wall where the water connection is
• Small dining table for 2 people
• I prefer a modern, clean look, but I’m open to creative ideas

If you need more details, I can add them!

Thanks! Yes, I agree — every millimeter really matters.
I’ve already tried a few online planners, but they didn’t let me show the whole room
or include all the details I wanted. That’s why I posted here — hoping to get more
practical feedback and smarter layout ideas.

If you know any simple and reliable planners that work well for full‑room visualization,
I’d be happy to try them.

Thanks everyone for the advice!
I’ve added the layout with measurements so it’s easier to see the space.
The colored visualization shows roughly what I have in mind, but I’m open to other creative ideas.
If anyone knows a simple online planner or program to visualiz

IKEA Kitchen Planner

The wall measurements in feet and inches on the drawing since going back and forth from yourconversion list is a PITA and this is a US site. Even as a Canadian I almost always like floors plans in feet and inches when on this site . Ikea kitchen planner works but has limtations too. You will get great free help here with a bit more work on your part. Please whne we ask questions answer them here in comments too.