This is very faintly veined, but it looks more pinkish to me than orange... it is so very faintly veined, that I only notice it if the bloom is backlit... although, I don't know how it would behave in different light conditions... I really like it!

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Your link doesn't work -- it just spins and says "warming up". I suggest you post the floor plan directly here. It's always best to post pictures in your thread rather than forcing people to go elsewhere. I don't have enough information to be certain, but I think the Living Room is too small to encroach on from the Kitchen. What is the size of the Living Room? Do you have a sketch of the entire floor so we can see how your idea impacts the Living Room? I agree with Patricia, though -- it looks like there isn't room for seating at the peninsula, so there's no point to an overhang unless the overhang is entirely in the Kitchen. I also think that range should be moved -- in fact, if it were me, I'd look at the Kitchen overall rather than just put a band-aid on it. . FYI...we extended our HVAC vent from in the floor against the wall to under the cabinet and out the toekick when we redid our Kitchen -- it was longer than yours since ours was in a bay window 18" deep and we had to extend it those 18" plus the depth of the cabinets (24"). It was easy and very inexpensive.

Okay, without having dimensions, I took a stab at it: - It's a large space, but it's very spread-out, and bigger isn't automatically better ... I'd divide it up like this: - Carve out a U-shaped work space in the middle of the large kitchen. This keeps all your functional items close together /easy to use. Within this main kitchen space, you can have 2 huge drawer stacks + 1 smaller drawer stack next to the kitchen for cooking tools + 1 chef's drawer to the left of the sink + 2 big super susans. - I'd do uppers only on the side over the range, which would leave the whole space wide open ... and with light and breezes coming from both sides, this would be a very pleasant space. - To the right of this main work space, you have either a cabinet run OR pantries ... with the refrigerator in the middle. Loads and loads of one-step-away storage ... and it's space you can step to without walking around an island. So super convenient. - Because you have so much length to the kitchen and because you value table-time, I'd add a bay window to the front of the house /add a small kitchen table for more intimate dining ... then continue the kitchen cabinets (but more shallow) for another huge amount of storage near this small table. - I'd us this by-the-small-table cabinetry as away-space for the kitchen. That is, I'd use this one-step-away counterspace for the things that clutter up /clog up the kitchen counters: the coffee pot, a bowl of fruit or a cake-under-a-dome. This away-space will mean that your real work space is always clear /ready for use. It'll also be a nice sight line upon entering from what I now know is the front door. - Because I think dishware would be stored in the cabinets /uppers by the smaller table, I moved the dishwasher to the front side of the kitchen. - This leaves the back-bar as a large, open space, which will function well as a buffet table when you have guests /will be using the larger table. - This whole layout can function in multiple ways ... the center is the real work space, yet it relates to either the small eating area OR the larger eating area ... or both at once.