For starters:
It’s a very long space. Which is nice. But I think will be more functional if you can blow out a wall and have it less rectangular, more square.
And then keep the couch area as a den...
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what do the doors lead to?

I wouldn’t do cosmetic changes until you make sure the functionality of the kitchen is just right. Therefore many, and myself will recommend you live in it for a couple months. Save up. And do it right
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Personally don’t think it’s so much about the finishes. That’s easier. It’s going to be getting to understand your needs. And the space we have to work with.
Show us some more around the house.
Do you have a floor plan ( others will ask)
I don’t want to make suggestions until I have a better picture of if we have the space and budget to possibly open some walls and optimize your main floor.
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-I wouldn’t do a cooktop in the island.
-white cabinets are nice...
-yes fridge and oven need a better spot.
-I would save up to include the floors in the remodel.
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This is my personal take with minimal understanding of the space, your needs and your budget. More info will help ...

Thanks, the patio doors go to a deck, the wall opposite patio doors will be gone(not the wall behind the fridge) there is a door near the fridge that will be gone( its a small pantry) May i ask why I shouldn't put a cook top on the island? My budget is around $10,000.00.

The wall between the living room and the kitchen will be gone ,my nephew buys houses and he flips them so he will be doing the work for less.

Thanks

I will be removing the fridge and stove from that wall and relocate somewhere else. That would give me enough room for the island. Once I remove those, I'll have approx 10 feet between the sink and the wall.

The house was built in 2006 so the electrical is good. My brother is a house inspector and he checked everything before I purchased the house.

Also the wall between the kitchen and the living room will be gone( the one with the large clock.

Removing the wall with the clock on it doesn't get you anything really, aside from an open dining area.

I agree with others that your goals are probably unrealistic for your budget. But hey, I'll play.

Cooktops shouldn't be on islands for a number of reasons, but mainly safety and ventilation. People should not be able to reach the cooktop from the other side of it. It should be protected. People still put cooktops on islands, but they should have sufficient space behind it and sufficient ventilation above it (at least, if they're following good design).

"move the fridge somewhere else"...where? You can't really remove that row of cabinets without having a place for all of it to go, and your kitchen isn't really big enough to move them all to the outside wall.

But, OK, assuming an island. 10 feet with a 3.5' aisle (work) and a 4' aisle (to the basement) leaves you with 2.5' for the island. Maybe a sink fits on that, but it's tight. Seating definitely wouldn't. So you move your sink and DW to the island (relocating plumbing), move your range to the window wall and put the fridge on the end of that cabinet run, you may be able to do it. With a hefty budget. Hard to tell though without a measured layout.