you need a lot of clearance over a sink, both so you dont bang large pans into them when washing them, and for 'personal space'. my cabinets start at 30" and are recessed so they are completely behind the basin itself.... and i'm short! a taller person would need more clearance to feel comfortable.

i'd leave off the cabinets above the sink completely, and add shelves there after when you can play around with the spacing.

Focal points should always have symmetry around them. No different sized doors. 15” deep wall cabinets are too deep for work comfort to place straight across at the sink. Unless. You bump the base cabinets out for extra deep counters there, and get more clearance from the wall cabinets.

Workflow would be better if you could get the range and sink on the same wall.

It can be designed to be asymmetrical. But great care has to be paid to visual weight and balance.

Post your actual measured cabinet floor plan. Not a rendering.

Here are the cabinet plans with measurements. I took out the cabinet over the sink and updated the fridge. I'm not able to get this precise enough between the two doors, but in reality the measurements work to fit perfectly from trim to trim.

Thanks so much for helping me think about this.

If you want glass, cabinet #15 on the range run could be a to the counter hutch and display the prettier things.

I'd swap sides with the sink and fridge. It really would be a much better layout.

Why not just install a shorter glass cabinet over your sink like this:

What about this idea: Two 15" glass door cabinets above either side of the sink... so replace 16 and 17 with these... and do another bit of open shelving above the dishwasher on the right, to make up the rest of the 9" at the end. It could even be rounded or angled. Would that look nice or odd? And then nothing over the sink for now -- add open shelving once I figure out how it should work.

For heavens sake. Just shorten the cabinets over the sink, and make them ALL glass doors No solid doors) on that sink side. Uppers are only good for glasses and dishes anyway. Be neat.

You don't need to recess them, just shorten over the sink. Yes it's done all the time. Nobody has gone to ER for the concussion that has not happened. If they are all same glass front? You won't be counting the inches in width left, right center whatever.

Or............... use a 33 inch sink base, 18 inch Bosch DW, and have 9 inches to your symmetry issue added left db and upper cabinet. And I'd still do all glass doors, and shorten those over the 33 sink base.

The 6 inch loss of DW sizing ? No big deal. Most folks hardly notice. Hand wash the bulky pans. And a 33 inch sink base will take a very decent single bowl sink.