Hi Alexia. Congrats. We’re are you located? You have come through on Australian Houzz.
Think about the cook as well as the purpose of sitting at the island. If you want the view you can sit at the table unless you are cooking. If you want to chat to the cook the view is less important. I would design the kitchen for the cook and function for the cook, who also deserves the view. The island at right angle doesn’t appraise to be best for kitchen function. But it is your choice.

@dairy_maid Thank you for your comment! We might not have a range hood since we're probably buying an induction hob with a build in extractor. I'm not sure about option 2 because you wouldn't be able to do the dishes and cook on the induction hob at the same time. The wall on the right is shorter than it is is in the Ikea images I sent over (there's 33cm less wall there), so I feel like it might become too tight in that corner... What do you think of one of these layouts? The kitchen island would maybe be 20-30 centimeters wider, but that still leaves 110cm of walking room around each side. You kinda still have the "Kitchen work triangle" since you can basically acces the induction hob from 3 sides. Also, if picking one of these options, would it be better to put the induction hob on the island or the sink?

Option 3

Option 4

Option 5: Shorter isand, with bar stools opposite to each other

How wide i your island.

Concern is that kids or someone could get burnt not pots off stove , hot oil splatter

In option 3-5 the island is 60cm's (2 feet) wide, in option 1 it's 97cm's wide (3.1 feet). I'd like to keep it at 90 cm's (2.9 feet) max to ensure it feels spacious enough.

Don’t put anything particular a hot plate on 600 island. If you do opt 1 put stove on opp side for seating.

Hi Alexia, Have you considered the following: with the fickle Dutch weather replace the left full height glass door with a half height window and then put a peninsula (schiereiland) on the wall there right under it. That will give you lots more prep space and less wasted area on 2 walk throughs plus stools not in the way either. A U shape works well in a smaller kitchen. And agree with Kate. never a cooktop on a small island.

Re the induction top with downdraft on it idea: how would you vent it to the outside or, if you have that, the built in ventilation system? ? break open the floor? Pipe to the ceiling? Neither sounds practical.

re wanting an island. we find that our, island stools rarely get used and our new larger dining table is where it all happens. Same experience in previous house. only set it up with stools when selling the house as yes it does appeal to people.

I like Option 3. I find corner cupboards annoying and inefficient. Better to have the units in a straight run and a longer island (especially as you have storage in the 'bijkeuken'). I like Option 3 better than Option 1 because it looks balanced. Put in drawers rather than doors everywhere you can to maximize storage. I've got a narrow island because of space. We can't sit at it but that's not how we use our kitchen. It houses our sink, and with your plumbing there already you might think of that.