Normally a standard kitchen bench depth is 600mm , therefore you don’t have enough room for a 1000mm space that you have shown for your freezer. Your space is 1450, less 600 for bench, Less at least 450 for the width of a cupboard door to open. You will only have 400mm left for a upright freezer along that wall. I would have a freezer with bench and cupboards along that one wall. Then on the opposite wall have shallow open shelving across the entire wall. You only need a 200mm to 300mm deep shelves at the maximum.

I would also be concerned about where your furniture would go in the living space. It is a thoroughfare to everywhere, and is only 4000mm approx wide.

Would love to see whole plan. Where are you at in the construction process?

Okay, my mistake, but still only leaves maybe 500mm for your freezer. How wide is your appliance? I would still keep the layout as I’ve drawn it.

Looks as though it might be 1620mm wide. 600 bench, 450 door open, leaves 570mm approx.

You might get a 200 deep shelf in on opp side but not where fridge is as you need at least 800 walkway.

It looks from your plans that your WIP IS 1620 wide. We are designing a similiar wip atm. If tou put an upright 600 wide freezer at the far end with a right opening door you might be able to for it in -but obviously would need to work our shelving width to allow for the door.

That would be my first design @littleswamp, But the original poster said they are “not happy with the far end having a corner” . That’s why I have made my design a straight wall.

With a 1620 wide pantry, less say 750 for freezer, less 200mm for shallow shelving leaves approx 770mm. Which I think is sufficient space, as it is not a walkway where freezer will be, but the end of room.

Thanks dreamer -makes sense of it now. - (also I drew the door opening the wrong way)
-if the freezer is hard against the wall you usually need it to be about 30cm clear of the wall for the door to open fully - which could be an issue if they place it at the far end of the long run

Yes that is true littleswamp. The very end of long run could be a full cupboard at 600mm deep or open shelving….lots of options for that 30cm.

@Juda Pedros, what is your dislike regarding the corner.

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. We have had a chat with my partner and looked at some upright fridges. That corner is a tight fit for a fridge so we may move it as per @dreamer drawings. The other option we are considering is not having the fridge in the pantry at all.

@Kate construction is just starting. We are doing site works this week then slap end of the month

A bit late but I feel the Store in the entrance is stopping the WIP/scullery from flowing plus there is already a store next to the Powder room and guest bedroom, and with the house being so large you would be spoilt for storage. The following with basic dimensions plus two photos from my Ideas book. you could easily remove the door between the kitchen pantry plus having pantry supplies in the kitchen next to the cooktop would be a good idea. Because you only have one full wall in both the kitchen and Pantry to work with, it reduces storage. Any cabinets on the pantry wall can't and shouldn't block the window cheers

Because the Scullery/Pantry is narrow it doesn't allow for a wall of 2-300 deep shelves of pantry supplies which would have been a plus.

Hi @siriuskey , the reason why we closed off the pantry and storage is that we are wanting to put a wine/whisky storage in that area. We didnt want that to be part of the pantry.

could you consider placing it else where so you have a better functioning scullery, with easy access from the garage and media room