Is your kitchen an L with island? If so, what are you storing on the short wall? Where do you want to keep your dishes? Where is the trash and prep tools? Is there a reason the island doesn't end even with the long wall?

Can you also post the layout of the rooms/outdoor spaces around the kitchen?

My gut doesn't like the dishwasher on that side because that's where I'd naturally prep, if the fridge had to stay put, but that may be preferred depending on your dish storage. The fridge placement bothers me because I like it on the perimeter but, it might be more convenient to the eating area than to the right of the range. I'm inclined to think the dining area is at the bottom of the pic and if that's so, move it so traffic doesn't cross the range area.

I'm pretty sure the pros are going to get on your case about having a sink and stove opposite each other. Is the shorter counter segment on an exterior wall? Is there enough room to put a range there and your vent go directly outside (no need for ducting)?

Back in the day, kitchen desks/hubs had a landline & a place to put snail mail & organze kitchen recipes on paper. I rarely get asked for kitchen desks or kichen hubs, these days due to wifi technology. I am asked quite often in kitchen remodels to replace desks with base cabinets or drawers for more kitchen storage. Of course, if you want one go for it.

Post the floor plan for that level. Also, really think about point of use and convenience. That's the function you'll enjoy for years after the glow of a new, pretty kitchen has dimmed.

Suggest moving fridge further left of stove pass line due to island corner.

If you keep it there, get a 2 door fridge.

Not clear what the other wall is with ?.

Stove parallel with stove may be tight for 2 people at same time 1 person cooking & while 1 using sink. Not a deal breaker,just noting it.

You want to minimize traffic in the aisle with the range. If the dining area is at the bottom and the living area to the left, fridge should be at the end of the cabinet run on the right wall. Trust me, they WON'T go around the island. That's how my old kitchen was and multiple family members walked between the sink and cooktop, while I was preparing meals, every. single. time. No one respected my work area even though I yelled "stay out of my work zone!" ;)

How are you handling ventilation for the range?

Go ahead and post a pic of the that floor. Traffic patterns are still a mystery.

Is the house on one level? Makes venting through the roof easy and offers the most flexibility. I don't think you want to vent into the porch.

Do you have doors to the porch from both living and kitchen, right next to each other? If that's the case, deleting access from the kitchen (adding windows instead) might serve you better.

first, if you leave the frig where it is, can you sink it into the wall so it doesn't bump out? second - that pantry has a lot of wasted space. If you could put the frig where the pantry slider is, and reconfigure the pantry access. Also, if the DR is big, perhaps you could steal a few inches and slide the frig (now in the pantry area, towards the DR just a bit.

A breakfast bar area towards screen porch for eating & desk

If planning to sit at island on backside facing stove, the sitting area looks as though it's in the walkthru to screen porch.

Maybe consider making the screen porch window less wide & gain that space for fridge. Then narrow the island & move sink to wall

Yeah you could think about moving the main sink + DW to the shorter window-wall while leaving a smaller prep sink within the island. Something like below:

- If you're not getting a counter-depth fridge, you could bump the fridge back a bit into the mudroom space - this will keep it from overly invading the aisle

- do you need a spot for a microwave? what about trash/recycling? Coffee station?

You could put a tower with a oven+micro to the left of the fridge and then have just the cooktop (or still a range if you're interested in having a second oven).

And if the micro isn't in the island then there's tons a space for a big trash bin in the island - I'd probably have it on the right side of the sink (so it's also handy to someone at the cooktop/clean-up sink)

I realize it might be too late for this change, but the double doors to the porch seem problematic - the right one looks like (when fully open) it could overlap the new DW location or at least totally impede access to the kitchen. Also, as mentioned above, if there's seating at the island, it might be a bit in the path to the doors. I would think about either having a single door (just the left door) or maybe a slider (again, with the opening as far to the left as possible)

I really really want a microwave drawer on my island but I’ve priced them at $1000 so I’m not sure it’s worth the added expense?

I'm sure it's not worth it to me. Good heavens, I'm officially no longer wondering if I should include one when the lowest price I saw was ~$800. I'm putting a small one on a shelf since it's not a "must have".

The cleanup zone on the porch wall is really far from the dining room, so that's definitely a compromise. We all have to make them but it'd be nice if you could implement a step-saving layout for preparing and cleaning up for meals. Starting from the porch wall - fridge, wall oven if desired, countertop with corner super susan to house blender/FP/IP/slow cooker/etc., prep sink, trash pullout, countertop with prep tools below, range/cooktop, countertop with spices and cookware below. Cleanup on island with silverware/dishes in the drawers on the end closest to the dining room. Secondary trash under island sink. I realize that it's not ideal but Cpartist has her cleanup on the island because it's better for workflow. Fridge location would be convenient for non-meal times but distant for dining room fare.