Fridge placement isn't ideal but is probably the best tradeoff, given your room. I would want more countertop between the fridge and and cooktop though. You could get that by moving the cooktop over another 12" towards the right (window) wall, or by eliminating the pantry and moving the fridge towards the left wall. If you opened up that corner and used floor-to-ceiling pantry cabinets, the room would feel much more open.

Corner pantries are space-wasters. Take it down and extend the cabinetry on both sides, with a tall pantry cabinet next to the microwave.

To me the space to the left of the stove is completely insufficient. How do I know this? I have about the same amount of space in my (not remodeled) kitchen. Either replace the corner pantry with something that takes up less space and have more room on the left of the stove, or shift the stove to the right to make sufficient space.

I don’t love the pantry either - can you make it smaller, or just do cabs around that corner? And slide the fridge away from the stove a bit. If you keep the pantry, maybe change out the door to one with frosted glass.

Yes, if you do mostly lower drawers, except for any specialty cabinets you plan to do, you get more usable storage for pots & casseroles & such; then if you’re able to extend upper cabinets height, thogh the top shelves are not convenient to reach, I find them good for seasonal items & less used things tgat I can’t part with; the upper cabinets in the corner by be re- imagined somehow, reduced in his much wall space, allowing you to move the stove over ( depending on what you do with the pantry) to give you an actually usable 15” or so to left of stove to set pans on.
I like how you have the sink & stove on connected counter top for good prep space and dishwasher to the R in that configuration.

Thank you all for all your feedback. Unfortunately, i can not move my pantry from there.
I can move my refrigerator to where microwave is, and then extend countertop. Would that be a better option or leave referigerator and microwave as it’s shown in the design

I would move the fridge over to the microwave area. I've had a couple of kitchens with minimal counter on one side of the oven. I would much rather take extra steps to the fridge than deal with that kind of countertop situation again.

Moving the fridge seems better IF you have enough clearance by island to open doors , because it’s not very hard to take stuff from fridge to island for make a sandwich or something , or put groceries on island to load in fridge, Right now anyone accessing fridge is right in stove cooking zone.

You should have more counter space on the left of the stove min a 15" base.

Move the fridge to get more useful space beside stove.

I'd move the fridge to the left of the pantry so I could have good counter spacing on either side of the cooktop.

start by skooching range to the right. the aisle looks fairly generous between range wall and island so if you keep the fridge on the back wall ...the island is available with a pivot to users of both fridge and cooking duty ..... Keeping the side counter to left of pantry for area of coffee /snacks / food set-up might be the best. obviously you want 2 or 3 stools so thats why I'm thinking use the left wall for secondary zone dont fill it up w fridge unless absolutely necessary. Hopefully pantry is just backup storing and not in/out frequently.....some would take the pantry out..just depends.... Please install all base drawers and consider

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microwave drawer in the island .

Is there a reason you can't move the pantry? Typically those walls aren't load bearing. Is it budget?

What are your clearances?

Unless you are getting a built-in fridge, I would be concerned that the fridge will stick out much farther than your rendering shows.

I would move the fridge to the microwave wall, pending actual dimensions. I would also add a prep sink to the island...again, pending dimensions. Do you have a measured layout instead of a rendering?