The door face layout (3 drawers to match adjacent, drawer over door, full door) of that 24" corner cabinet will not affect the "visual weight" of that kitchen wall. All around the kitchen none of the cabinet runs are designed with that in mind, so your concern keys to something else.

The large box hood, and an essentially blank wall leading in to the corner, as opposed to the opposite side where you have an even bulkier mass of ref/oven/pantry block with a small area of upper cabinets leading into the wall, is probably what brought up the concern.

If you wanted to address that corner, probably looking at the entire run including the peninsula and some of the Dining/Living in front of the Kitchen may either alleviate your concern or spark a solution.

thank you for your thoughtful response. I realized that not showing the sconces and the shelf on the stove run means not showing the weight over on that side. Here is a photo showing the sconces and the shelf. Nothing is on the shelf but I anticipate artistic things, nothing useful. The substanial brass rail and brass hooks doesn't show well (I am using room sketcher) and the pots and pans and hanging baskets aren't there soaking up space along the rail. And there will be small shelf with a trailing plant to the left of the sink, and big art to the right of the sink in that blank space . I wonder if that balances the 3 runs. I am happy to know that the cabinet face won't affect the visual weight on the stove run.

Canging the placement of the stove plug is not difficult or expensive I sure would do that it is worth the money IMO. As for the rest I like seeing a 2 D plan as opposed to these not good 3Ds and the plan with meausremetns in 2 D ongraph paper maybe some other ideas might come too