it looks a bit rude ..the legs looked like it's spaced wider than the cabinet end ?

can you move it in to balance out the other end ?

fintechtra..did it look any better? hehehe

somehow it doesn't feel right ..is there anyway for your cabinet maker to add another unit underneath to support the bench ? you could build 1/4 or 1/3 size of the end cabinet in black or something prop it against the other cabinet and get rid of the legs? that way the overhang is not too heavy and you'd still have leg room all around ?

Things often look worse than they are, before the end of a reno. When all the layering goes in they don't stand out so much. In this case have you tried looking at it with bar stools and some colourful kitchen accessories on the benchtop? , then look at it from inside the kitchen looking toward the dining or lounge furniture I'm presuming will be happening nearby. Maybe then the legs won't stand out like a sore thumb.

Nb, I hope there's a window on the left of the kitchen, you must keep it very clean!

Fashions change all the time and black metal is now back in, if that's any consolation. It's appearing as chair and stool legs, as occasional tables, as light fittings, as taps, and even as large appliances! Depends if that's a look you can get used to, but expect to see it more and more in shops.

A couple of affordable examples from Kmart are black metal bar stools and a glass pendant light with black housing and cord. Sorry, I had trouble uploading the photos. By the time Kmart carries a trend it's really established by at least a year, so pretty safe.

http://www.thelifecreativeblog.com/homewares-furniture/russell-hobbs-appliances/

Here's a thread that might help you, it's a more traditional style kitchen, but same palette

https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/kitchen-tiles-dsvw-vd~3237129?n=18

Not sure if an option (I have no technical expertise in these things!), but might it look better just with one leg in the centre of the bench? (vs two at sides?). My thought is one would be less obtrusive, look more balanced, plus more room to fit stools around? Good luck!

For a quick fix, try to support the top with only one centre leg, that should make it look cleaner design wise and would be able to have less obstacles underneath.

I think the black cabinet idea is great. Two tones in cupboards is another thing that's coming in.