What about a wall of cabinets.

A long row of lower cabinets and countertop. No uppers. Either hang art on either side of the window or decorative shelves.

Small table in corner . use lower cabinets that are a bit higher for hutch look. sconces/ pictures /wallpaper /or color somewhere ….walls or other….to set this apart as a more personalized look . many things can do this depends on budget and your interest.

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"The wall is 98" long and 100" tall, with a window right in the middle which I have not measured yet"........................

You/we need to know that. It's there or not there? You need a window? It's a pass thru? What?

I need more info as to what you need in the kitchen or not. What is the window? It looks like it looks into another interior space that is part of the info we need. Just looking at the wall a perfect spot for a wall of pullout pantries and get rid of the island since your walkways are too small .

A free standing butcher block table or a sideboard.

Need to know window size. Also does that door on the adjacent wall open to the right or left? It will impede what you put there. Do you need more storage? You could install lower cabinets, but not sure I’d use base cabinets given the limited depth you have to the door. You could install uppers as base cabinets to give yourself some storage and then have a bar/coffee station along that wall. Or you could do a breakfast nook in the corner where the long wall meets the 75” wall with banquette and round table. Most importantly think about what you need - more storage, eating space, desk, etc.

Do you need a place to hang your coat? If so, I think I would put a bench with a coat rack on the 75" wall. I wouldn't put anything on the window wall except maybe artwork.

Since you're buying cabinets anyway, I'd go ahead and put lowers there as suggested above so it doesn't look like an afterthought. You'll never regret more storage (think about putting drawers in it instead of doors, however, doors will be cheaper and you can use for bulky or larger items if drawers blow your budget) and you can use it for prep or serving, or as a place to drop your mail and keys. Really depends on how you use that back door but this is a really good problem to have! :)

I like the idea of upper cabinets used as base - I think 24" base cabinets would stick out too far. Shelving behind doors would be ideal pantry-type storage for small appliances, food, you name it. I would make them as tall as possible to fit under the window, with a counter on top.

herbflavor Thanks that looks really nice!

crcollins1_gw Yes I would definitely want as much storage as possible!

AnnKH Are there any 24"D pantry? I'm thinking perhaps putting two tall pantries on both sides and some lower 24" cabinets under the window.