Can you post a plan?

Our kitchen is a similar size and layout. We have about 3.2 m x 6 m (not counting the
butler's pantry, which is another meter or so), and it works well for
us. In fact, I find it quite large (mind you, there are only two of
us). Sink is in the island, which is similar to yours in size, range is
on the wall opposite the sink.

Pantry, wall oven and fridge are at the end wall where you have your pantry marked.. The butler's pantry on the opposite end wall so extra storage/space for us.

Where I would have concerns is the width being allotted. You've got a benchtop, a corridor between benchtop and island, and then the island - and then you need a corridor between the island and whatever furniture you have in your lounge/dining area. Our area between kitchen backsplash and opposite lounge wall is about 7.6 m; yours seems to be 6.7. If you want decent space between benchtop, island and the nearest piece of furniture in the lounge, you could be struggling a bit.

Mark it all out with masking tape or cardboard boxes to see how it looks spatially. That said, I'm no pro, and there will be much better qualified people than me on here to make comments ;)

Thanks for your comments!

Glad to hear it works well - I am overwhelmed at how big it will be - I have a fairly small kitchen at the moment but we have a growing family and often entertain so I think (hope) it will be well used.

I also have the living room size in mind. The plan has the living/dining opposite to how I will probably have them because of that width.... The dining table will pretty much run parallel to island bench, and then I will have living at the other end where it widens slightly and has more surrounding wall space (not really seen in pic) for furniture, tv etc.

I would love to be able to tape it out, but I have currently have pesky walls in my way lol. That space (the kitchen/dining living/are) is where I currently have a kitchen, living room and two bedrooms.

It looks well proportioned and balanced to me as an initial design concept :)

I had a six metre long kitchen bench...and only ever used half of it because it just got to be too darned far to walk! Mostly it was covered in bags that were dropped when arriving home!

Suzi, you are so right! I'm thinking I have to reduce horizontal surfaces in my home, they become a dumping ground!

That's right!

Only problem is the floor!

Thanks for the feedback. Suzi the longer side won't be all bench, it will have cooktop and fridge too.

I had to laugh at the comments about bench clutter - at the moment I am the one guilty of clutter on the bench! It's my hiding spot, out of reach from little hands that grab for everything.