Image 1 with bigger kitchen. Looks quite good. Dining area is very generous at 6000mm, as is the laundry at 2500mm wide. Many laundry's are 1800 wide which is acceptable so 2500 is generous indeed. Good for ironing and clothes sorting. Cavity slider to pantry as it'll be open 99% of the time and look like 'no door'. Make study bigger by relocating the bedroom BIR to run along the hallway wall near the door. It'll make the bedroom smaller, say 3300 (600mm for BIR) but thats still quite good for a single bedroom. Also easier to furnish as it reduces circulation pathways across the bedroom. Also make entry area wider with the possibility of a wall to define the entry rather than entering directly into the living area. You'll need a place for coats, shoes, etc. even for guests to place down their items so a bench or a cupboard to hide everyday items is a worthy addition. Watch out for the tall windows as they diminish your furniture placement options. Privacy and energy efficiency comes into it as well. Views are important but its a combination of everything.

Thank you. I had hoped you would get some comments but am glad you are happy with the result.

For drawers I would suggest one shallow drawer and two deeper drawers below. The following depths. 120 internal 180 front height 240 internal 290 front height the width of the drawers will depend on the best measurements for your kitchen space. i would do two sets of drawers next to your existing 450 wide bank of drawers. Keep those drawers for cutlery etc. new drawers can be used for cups and pots and plastic ware and food, whatever you like. if installing a freestanding oven, you will lose the other cupboards, keep the existing drawers that are under oven, convert oven to another cupboard. leave cupboards under sink. Or if budget allows have the same set up as above, with cut out allowing for sink plumbing.

i would have thought that painting a kitchen refers to painting the walls as i'm not sure there is much call for bright orange kitchen cabinets although some colour could be a nice change from our sometimes too safe styles