is this a new build or a renovation of an existing house? please post the whole house plans showing the length and width of each room

Thanks for the reply. Its a new build we are building the second floor.

That's the design i made

Looks like its overseas. This won't pass here.
Are you aware you are posting in Houzz Australia forum? Please be aware that comments here won't be applicable to your home country.

There is no for our home country and All i askes is just some advice on the cabinet i dont want to decorate my house for me. Anyway thanks.

Hi Reham. That is exactly what I meant. Some of my measurements here might not apply.
Anyway
My initial advice is about the benchtop height is too high, needs to be 900mm max, looks like its 1.1m or so?
Oven placement also too high for standard height. Make it at eye level for easy access.
I don't really understand the splashback shelves behind cooking area, seems too busy and might get splashes.
I think the shelves are better for behind the bar area.
Overhead cabinet will look better going all the way

Thanks for the reply, actually am not an interior designer nor an architect so these measurments are not exactly correct. I just did by that website to see if the kitchen looks nice as we dont want to make mistakes in the house.

As showing below i changed the cabinet design. That cabinet will not include cooking area or sink because we have the small room for that. My concern and question is about the dinning table and the bar. Will it be nice if we actually place it as in picture or there is other idea on how to arrange them.

Bar needs cabinet behind it for drinks and glasses?

The room measurememts is 5.40m by 4.30m will it be ok to put cabinet behind the bar. I want to make something like coffee bar.

I would suggest that if you don't want to make mistakes in your house then you engage a design professional to get it right, especially if you don't know what you are doing. There is an art and science to good kitchen design, and there are plenty of bad kitchens out there which have been "designed" by amateurs. Kitchens are expensive to build, and most cabinetmakers will build with the plans they are given - they usually don't want to try and correct client's mistakes. Just because you can draw it, doesn't mean it will work. I know how to use a keyboard, but I don't know how to write a best-selling novel.

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Why don't you draw the following layout, and even consider opening up between the kitchen and living room. it would be even better to swap the dining and living rooms and open up the small rooms to a more modern way of living. Your smaller kitchen will take care of all of the wok and smelly cooking

Sorry but your proposed layout looks ridiculous. You've sacrificed any food preparation area for a pretty unappealling looking bar which no one it's going to want to sit at (staring at the wall?)
The island bench proposed by Siriuskey is a much better idea.

My friend has a full cafe style coffee machine on one end of her kitchen island. Works a treat.