Ironcook - if a wall oven is placed too high, it could not be reached/used from wheelchair height. I also made sure the racks were pullouts so that it is easy to reach food. None of us need handicap accessible features, but you never know and it can be a major resale point. In our area, all new construction is of colonials with bedrooms all upstairs. Previous new houses were colonials and hi ranches. Ranches have not been built here since the 50s, and many have been added onto to be multistory. In the past, I have had buyers looking for a house that was handicap accessible and every time, they had to buy a one level home and rip it all out in the interior. I have had foot issues from time to time where I am not supposed to stand on my feet to rest them as they "unpinch". It is not often, but when it happens (3 times in 20 years), it is difficult. The last time, I used a desk chair to propel myself around to stay off my feet. If my oven had been up high, it would have precluded using it comfortably. Ours was installed slightly higher than our stove's oven. It is no issue for my back so far and I use it a lot since nothing other than micro is connected, lol.

3z3z3 - a separate post on kitchens would get you more help. if you want to set things up more for handicap/injury use be sure to post that. any of us can get an injury that will cause mobility problems at any time. about 14 yrs ago now (wow... that long ago?) I broke my knee cap. that was painful... and painful to move around. and I'll tell you it was painful to get down/up on/from the toilet. horrible pain. we don't normally realize how much weight / use we need from our hips, thighs, legs to do these normally simple normal life things. when I moved to my new place I did what I could to make things easier for me now and in the future. it started with it having a tubless shower. no more climbing over a tub edge! that's made a world of difference for me! I put in levers on doors and changed a floor (nice one too) that had a too high lip on it from the hallway and DR area. and have plans to change out the bathroom / kit faucets to 1 lever handle. I had some vinyl plank flooring put in cause I do fall frequently (more than normal people) and wanted a softer landing. also, if there's a leak, it'll be easier for me to pull up so subfloor doesn't stay soaked. no cabinet handles with sharp ends and at least a 1.25" projection - also at least 5" long. plenty of room for getting my fingers in/around the handle. the no sharp ends is in case I do fall, nothing sharp to hurt me. I also made sure the place was big enough that I could get around with a walker or wc. I have plans to have 1 lower cabinet changed to drawers in the kitchen (it doesn't have many cabs anyway). I do have a good sized pantry off the side of the kitchen where I could keep more things if necessary. and a ramp is in the back of my mind. unless something rushes it, it'll probably be 2 yrs or so down the road. I have 4 steps in/out any ext doors. I recently bought an AF to use instead of the oven (mostly). some of that is that I'm single and what I use the oven for is usually very little. I also bought a 1 pot cooker (3.5 qt) so I could hopefully use less 'pots' for cooking and not use the stove. this pot will cook something for the time set and then go to 'warm'. if I doze off or forget about it, it won't burn anything up like the stove burner would. I'm also considering an induction hot plate for when I do want/need an actual burner. I think it's less likely to cause a fire than my electric coil stove top burner. I can't remember when I ever had need of more than 1 burner. I lived in the old place 14 yrs with a 1 burner hot plate and survived nicely. Then i'll probably just detach the coils and cover the top - maybe with a piece of SS.

Thank you to everyone who commented now looking a little closer I see they don’t actually match I thought the cabinets were cute (they were here when we bought the house) as for the table I’m looking for to go in the center I think maybe laminate is what I ment sorry I don’t know a lot about material and and I don’t know anything about design. The information you have all provided is awesome I will upload some pictures of tables I like but I don’t know if they would work. In regards to the flooring it runs thought the entire first floor except the family room which is carpet I will upload some more pictures to have a idea

To get help you will need a to scale drawing of what is existing with all dimensions filled in including windows and doors. Without this info you will be hard pressed to get much help.