Where is the kitchen going on floor plan? I would reduce the 1500 space between island and oven to 1200

The kitchen will be going into the back left corner of the room between the door and the right wall and shorter L will run against the Right wall

it's still not sure how the kitchen will fit into the space can you sketch the outline of the cabinets in the room and add in windows and the doors to all adjoining rooms

Cabinets all look fine but would move the island back as 1500 distance is too much

Do you really mean the right hand corner of room. The 1500 window on your plan being the window above the sink????

And as others have said, 1500mm between island and wall bench is too much. Reduce to 1200 or 1300mm

Thanks everyone, I've added the floor plan for the property with where the kitchen is. Hopefully it makes more sense.

I've also adjusted the distance between the island to the cabinet to 1200mm. Just wondering if this would be comfortable with 2 people working in the kitchen at the same time?

And here is after changing the distance to 1200mm between the cabinet island. The island will go into the living room my 150mm. This should be ok visually?

Any advice on if the workflow is ok, or ways to improve workflow?

What is the distance between the left hand side of the island and the wall. Looks a bit tight, since it is a thoroughfare to another room and the door.

Agree with dreamer, you may have to reduce island size as that distance looks really tight, you’ll need a minimum of about 1200mm to walk around whole island

I’d rotate the island 90 degrees and extend the cabinetry where the pantry is further along. This will ease the tight corner. When you do this swap dishwasher and prep sink. I would probably swap fridge and pantry as you don’t want fridge to be seen from front door. Or go integrated fridge so it’s more concealed.
Which space is lounge and which is dining? Plan furniture for those rooms to help determine kitchen edges.

i agree with Kate that your island should be rotated and you need to identify how furniture (dining table, lounge, tv, coffee table, stools etc )will be located to allow for enough walking space between kitchen cabinets and furniture and on both sides of the island and any stools...there isn't enough space for the big island and the dw would be better located next to the double sink, i can't see the need for an island sink and where is the laundry?

Apologies, for the poor picture, I think i messed up my drawing somewhere. The distance on the L side of the island to the wall is 1250mm. Do you think I should still rotate the island?

The pan was to have the stool, 500mm gap, couch, coffee table (small), TV wall mounted

I have an external laudry (existing), which i didn't draw into the plan, it is through the back door and into a seperate room.

If i were to extend the cabinetry along the window wall (beyond the pantry) theres a change in ceiling height from 2700 to 3000mm. All the cabinets are currently to the ceiling so there would be a L in the top cabinet. I had a look at this and will upload the plan I had for such. Wasn't sure if this was a good idea.

I’m bring my current appliances to save costs so unfortunately will be planning around them. the second sink is more because of the way we use our kitchen, atm we have a standard u shape kitchen and we are forever waiting for each other to use the sink (me and my partner) so thats why I wanted to put in a second sink. worst comes to worst the island sink can go. though rather have it.

thanks for all the advice so far

if you have an island rather than a U shaped kitchen the access to the sink will be from two sides and much easier to share but, based on the size of the rooms there's not enough walking space around the island as this plan shows your original arrangement

and, stealing others' ideas, i suggest that rotating a smaller island without an extra sink and rearranging the appliances will be much more comfortable for two to use and also includes more lounge seating, space for extra wall storage for TV, books, music ( a small study nook?) and tall shallow cabinets for storage of dinnerware

Oh dear. Looks like i caused a misunderstanding with my drawing on the dimensions. I'm just going to steal your picture to clarify the dimensions available

Its 3900 from wall to start of hallway (door), then an extra 1200 for the hallway.

The front and back door directly face each other (straight hallway from front to back door) sorry I don't know how to move the door in your picture

I hope that clarifies the dimensions of the room?

My picture of the empty room was excluding the hallway, as I wasn't planning on building into the hallway so didn't include it (I don't know how to draw plan, sorry!!)

Looks like it caused alot of confusion. sorry about that. Let me change the picture in my original post to reflect the change.

Why don’t you draw with pencil and graph paper, instead of the computer drawing which is not correct.

Have now seen your change to original post, much better

I thinks its more I don’t know how to draw plans correctly than drawing on paper or a computer drawing. this is the first time i’m actually drawing plans and the computer helps with making changes and ideas I find.

What do you think of oklouises design?

I'm trying to see what it would look like with a smaller island. I'm trying to put it on paper (or on the computer in my case) and trying some appliance arrangements. Just checking my dimensions again since I messed up my initial dimensions and caused lots of confusion.

I’d still move island 200mm back so 1200mm distance from cooktop

Thanks heaps oklouise. Looks like a much more functional kitchen then what I have planned.

With the microwave away from thr fridge, there shouldn't be any issues with moving around the kitchen?

with access from both sides it should also be easier for two people to work side by side and i've allowed 1500 for the pantry and MW, then 900 counter, stove and try and find a 1050corner cabinet that is so much easier for access to the corner space