Do you have a (to scale) 2D floor plan and a general diagram of how the kitchen relates to other rooms in the house? What's behind the white closet doors and can that be relocated/included in the kitchen space? What's your budget? Can you easily move plumbing? Change any of the windows (other than on the back wall)? What's the cut out in the ceiling?

Thanks so much, everyone! These are great ideas. I'm definitely not opposed to a 24-inch sink—that's the size of the sink in my current (rental) apartment and it suits me just fine. But would it be possible to squeeze a trash pull-out into a 24-inch cabinet? I'm less sure about a 24-inch range because I do cook a lot, and I tend to use the full width of my 30-inch oven for roasting big sheetpans of vegetables and things like that. I hadn't considered a built-in oven and cooktop because of the extra expense, but it would make a lot of sense given how narrow the space is. benjesbride, here's the full layout of the apartment: The entrance to the kitchen was originally a doorjam that was less than 30-inches wide, but we had the contractor take the doorjam out and raise the height of the entrance, which has already made a big visual difference, even though it's only widened the entrance by about six inches. I had thought about removing that wall next to the sink entirely, to open up the kitchen to the dining area a bit more, but I decided it might be a little odd to enter the apartment and immediately be confronted by a dishwasher.

You already have an exterior door to the back patio? With the radiator gone, do put the sink centered beneath the window left of the fridge and as wide a countertop / base cabinet as possible there -- with the either dishwasher to the left or right of the sink if it would fit there. If not, put the dishwasher across from the window/sink to the right of where the window is shown in the pic -- not ideal, but close enough unless you want to wash dishes by hand. (Some of us that have downsized do.) With the pic yo posted it makes no sense to me that the dishwasher, if to the right of the sink and the refrigerator against the far end wall would bump each other. On graph paper, draw the room to scale showing any/all doors and windows. That will better enable you to get Houzz pro help.

if there will be a table beyond the bar I think I'd leave the bar as is. Two seating venues that close doesn't seem so wise. Sinks are not the greatest thing to be looking down at while seated. You'd have to extend the counter to make it feel worthy.....a setback from sink and secondly enough depth for legroom . And then you are moving back into the table zone it appears. I'd focus on the table .....get a nice new table chairs and decorate that area of the space ....maybe some color on the wall..a rug underneath..piece of art...light fixture...etc.....Does the kitchen in your condo really need a renovation......It is a condo..it is a small kitchen...which is fairly typical . the appliances look good...honestly I'd leave it and spend money on decor throughout your other spaces. Do you have apartment scaled furniture?......this is becoming available and you can do some wonderful things in your spaces.