Thank you for the kind comments. It was a labor of love. Especially the sink (refinished two times before it was done right) The cabinet color is Ellen Kennon Mushroom except on the island we darkened the mushroom like 30% or something. I forgot the exact mix but it was whatever Ellen recommended. . The wall color is Ben Moore Roman Column trim color is Ben Moore Cloud White The cabinets are Conestoga ordered through Jim Barton at Cabinet Joint The marble is Calacutta gold polished The faucets are Rohl and I LOVE them The windows are Anderson Eagle We custom made the vent hood on site. Lots of friction with the hubby on that one. Another labor of love! The painter had the idea to add the gold accent to the vent hood. It's kind of crazy but I think it's fun and pulls everything together. The range is vintage O'Keffe and Merit and the stamped steel sink is vintage as well. Our house is a little bungalow so it's just one open room. Here are a few more angles including the living room

Here is a video talking about the install that was done a few years ago in Virginia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZdEGxatMX0 At about 2 +/-mins Dave the designer speaks to his cabinets being stainless steel. As a side note- the owner was so satisfied with the result that he ordered one for his guest cottage. And there was quite the storm heading in that day which is all that background wind noise. I kept glancing over my shoulder at it LOL. These are two recent installations on Long Island . I believe the lower one has a roll out under the sink. I don't have any specific pictures on hand showing the doors open with the rollout for an outdoor kitchen install ( yet) which is why I posted the pics I did have . I know of one more install happening next week, I'll see if I can get a rollout pic. Thanks.

Not knowing your style or color preferences, keep in mind this is off the cuff. Large wall could use a sideboard, or large shelving unit like the one in my pic below from RH which is what your stools style look similar to), colorful artwork the colors of which then get reflected in the rugs (lower L and R) (as runners, under table, in front of sink/stove, wherever) and a few accessories, like a colorful table runner or small lumbar pillows (upper R fabric) for head chairs and stools. Top R is small square of woven rattan shade sample for doors. I personally like layers of window treatments and would also do sheer white/light linen panels hung high that can be pushed to either side. The dining area right now is ‘heavy’ because table, chairs and door frames are darker than the white cabinets/counter/backsplash & light natural wood stools. Need to bring some white/light to dining side, and then spread some color/pattern/texture throughout both spaces to further tie them together.

Kitchens without islands usually do not have room for them. Unless you have 48” aisles all the way around, stick with a small mobile cart.