Looks fantastic. I can see why you chose white. It focuses your attention on the screen and not what is behind the screen. It would not have been as effective if the screen had been black.

I suspect you might be thinking of breakfast as a cereal and toast thing. You might be able to corral the cereal and the bread in one area, with the toaster. But what about the folks that like omelets or poached eggs or pancakes? The thing is, breakfast items aren't as segregated (at least in my household) as you seem to envisage. I use cereal bowls for serving veggies at dinnner; I use all sizes of dinner plates, depending on what we're having for breakfast; and let us not speak of the cups and mugs that get used both for morning cappuccinos and evening espressos, depending on mood. Many of the dishes and appliances and pans I use for breakfast, are also used for other meals. So there's not a lot of point in creating a separate breakfast area unless you have a huge kitchen and an affection for duplication.

Hi Kimberly As a kitchen designer one of the important things we factor into a kitchen design is getting it to connect socially to the other living spaces. Unfortunately, by tucking your kitchen back into this Study area, you will be creating a blind spot and disconnecting the kitchen and the users of the kitchen from the Living area. There is a way to make good use of this study space though; where this is by way of incorporating a Butler's pantry into the design and tucking it in behind the kitchen. You could achieve a lot more storage this way, you could also put dishwasher and large clean-up sink in the Butler's pantry. Doing this would allow you to remove the large sink from your island, giving you more prep and plating space as well as making the island a more sociable space with less clutter; and perhaps just have a small bowl and tap at one end for general use. Removing the hall wall is also a good idea to increase the usable living space. Making these changes would also enable you to add 600mm to 700mm more to the length of your kitchen bench where your cook-top is, as well adding more length to the Island bench. Hope this is helpful. Malcolm

Love the full height storage.