Proportion, yes, but also, Ravmd, what feeling are you going for? I've seen a wonderfully appealing wall, shorter than yours, but with traditional old hutches framing a single set of doors. The home I'm remembering is an old-fashioned English style, with the doors framing and concentrating a very pretty view into the garden. The kitchen was basically old white cabinetry and walls and wood floors, but looked cozy as well as bright and fresh. OTOH, looking out a very wide span of windows like Julie's would give your kitchen an entirely different feel. The associations that hop to my mind from the past are of connection to large living patios and pools, or maybe a panoramic view to the horizon (lots of those in Southern California). BTW, is your desirable view broad, or would editing out parts improve it? Are there any privacy issues? For what's in the picture you posted, my thought was keep the windows and the symmetry (I like them) but bring the upper units down to join the counters for a hutch/display rather than work counter look.

yes have electric 3 yrs old & propane fueled 7 yrs old in different homes. no issues w doors (except to adapt to left closing). both perform well. electric more bells whistles being newer.. digital and pizza stone. however on advice on tech (we had 1 svc call for faulty thermostat ez repair but they pulled entire panel and replaced), pizza stone carefully removed, stored. this way oven heats and cools faster. note that neither throws excessive heat into space. trade off is a fan running to aid slow deliberate cool down. this might annoy in an open space eat in kitchen. our fan friendly oven is installed in walk in pantry utility room that houses freezer and extra refrig (main kitchen has 30" Leibherr)

I have been fighting with Viking over their French Door Wall oven since the middle of 2022! Steam and smoke escape from between the French doors. My cabinetry above gets soaking wet from the steam, and black from the smoke. The control panel gets so hot that I need oven mitts to turn the dials. Viking has sent out repairmen 7 times changing out screws and gaskets, obviously stringing me along while knowing their product is defective. The service workers that came out the last few times said that Viking had a problem with this model, and that they were working on it. The last repairman said it was a fire hazard. I was sent a new venting type apparatus a year ago that couldn’t be installed because i was told Viking still needed to develop another new part to go with it. At the end of last year they sent me replacement French doors. Servicemen came to install the door last Monday, but they wanted me to sign a waiver that if they damaged by cabinetry that they wouldn’t be liable. Viking also refused to be liable. They told me I’d have to hire my own people to remove the oven so it could be repaired, then re-install it. So not only does Viking sell inferior products, their customer service leaves a lot to be desired. I’m contact the Better Business Bureau next. By the way, the stand alone freezer I purchased from them also needed to be replaced.

The doors should be painted like the rest of your trim. I dont think the wall colors look right in your room. Your kitchen, looks a bit dull and monotone, with the all one color appearance everywhere. You could improve the look without changing the color by adding, some brighter colors in accessories. Right now, both rooms look rather boring and blah, even though they appear to be nice rooms.