Lorraine - it may be easier if you posted a photo. However, you are unlikely to buy something new and special off-the-shelf as most door manufacturers only make fairly generic doors in standard sizes. I would suggest engaging a good, old-fashioned style cabinetmaker who has an artistic flair to custom-make your doors. Yes, it will be more expensive than off-the-shelf, but doors are something that you see every day and use every day, so it is often worth spending money to get them right. If done right they will give you joy every day. This huge front door was custom made by Sawdust Timber Furniture, but they can make any size or shape.https://www.sawdusttimberfurniture.com/ I would not buy second-hand glazed doors as they are unlikely to comply with the current building codes for glazing safety, and they can be quite dangerous with toddlers and kids running around. New doors should have the right glass to comply with the building regulations. Best of luck with your research, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls and Dr Retro Virtual Visits

Depending on the scope of work I may be able to help. I have helped home owners with similar homes all over Australia. https://secretdesignstudio.com/wall-of-love/ Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls/Dr Retro Virtual Visits

assuming you want to renovate an existing kitchen?? if you make a plan of your kitchen showing existing doors, sink and windows and include the length from wall to wall ignoring existing cabinets but showing the location of existing sink and stove i can make a plan to show how it might work...but, keep in mind that having the corner hob will leave a tringle in the corner that will be difficult to reach and probably better blanked off from floor to ceiling and that will lose some cabinet and counter space but all depends on availble space

The long wall you could put in a long bench with storage drawers under. Then art work above maybe some shelves. Short wall depends on window treatments. But prob a picture. As it is a view point