I forgot to add, we are still missing some items on the plan such as placement of the microwave, trash, recycling, etc.

Thank you for the input. Do you feel 2.5 feet to the right of the range is sufficient space? That is my only concern with moving the wall oven.

I agree with mama and yes 2.5' is fine because you will have a large area to the left of the cooktop.

I would move the DW to the left a bit so it's under the cabinets and move the sink so it starts at the left window. Then as mama said, put the trash cabinet to the right of the sink.

If you don't need a large coffee snack area, I'd put it next to the fridge (where mama shows the pantry) and move the pantry to where Mama is showing the coffee bar. This will also give you a landing spot right next to the fridge.

Is your butler's pantry going to be your bar area? If not, do you need a third sink?

Excellent idea to move the pantry, cpartist. The pantry could then be framed, which would be less expensive than cabinet pantries.

Just be careful of...

• Aisle widths...remember that aisles are measured counter edge-to-counter edge or to/from the items that stick out the farthest into the aisle - whether counters, appliance handles, walls, etc. They are not measured base cabinet-to-base cabinet (if you measure this way, then your actual aisles will be at least 3" narrower than you think they are.) [Minimum aisle widths with no seating on the aisle: 42" for one person working in the aisle at the same time; 48" for two or more. If seating on a work aisle, plan for at least 54".]

• Corner seating...two seats cannot occupy the same leg/knee space under the counter - so be sure you have at least 39" for each seat on the long end (15" overhang for the seats on the short end + 24" linear space for the seat on the long end). Do you really need 4 seats at the island with the table so close? I would reduce it to 2 or 3 - with no seats in front of the refrigerator.

• Refrigerator...if it's a counter-depth, then check the depth, most are around 30" to 32" deep, including doors & handles. If it's a true built-in, then it's actual depth will be around 26" to 28" (counting handles). Regardless, it won't be exactly the 24" as shown in your layout.