Thanks for all the comments. I cannot have equal size uppers other than as drawn because of the placement of the window and the beams (it is a new build at the framing stage). I appreciate the comments about the backsplash and need to figure that out. I really do like practigal picture - but the cabinets are the same size but there is more on one side than the other. I do have an island on that is 8 feet by 5 feet and the wall with the range is 20' long.

butterflyjlv : thanks for the thank you. Here is another possible option for microwave cabinet on right of window side. above walls: 30 wide (42" high) below bases: 15 drawer then 2 ( 30 w bases) If this is the only cabinets in the kitchen, I highly suggest going to 42" tall with no crown to get an extra storage : 1 extra shelf per cabinet. Also under lighting really is functional as well. Here is a photo example how 42" white shaker look with no crown. I agree with yvonnecmartin (cookie sheet somewhere is useful) Don't forget fillers on adjacent side walls, they're functional,too. Hope that helps :)

Wouldn't this be tricky? There is a little hole in the wall where I installed the sconce so would need to drill a hole in the wall and fill up this existing hole, or have a wire go from the hole to another place.

It’s Drexel Heritage “New Generation” campaign style (someone added those white pulls), mid-century. Just for fun, found another: https://auctions.transitionaldesign.net/Event/LotDetails/19308688/DREXEL-NewGeneration-Dresser Nightstand: https://auctions.transitionaldesign.net/Event/LotDetails/19316045/DREXEL-NewGeneration-Nightstand And the desk like it (they mistakenly refer to it as Craftsman, it’s not): https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/drexel-generation-walnut-danish-469984770 Someone on this board can probably help narrow down the year, and say what wood it is, if you want to post it there, too: https://www.houzz.com/discussions/antiques-and-collectibles