Avoid moisture behind cabinets

Hello,
I want to place a kitchen in front of a wall that is coated with lime plaster and silicate paint.
It is a room on the ground floor without a basement, and I have to expect that this wall can become damp during heavy rainfall. Normally, the moisture can dry into the room, but if furniture stands in front, certainly not.
I now have ideas such as

[*]leaving a gap between the wall and the furniture (about 10 cm), but I don’t think that is a nice solution
[*]installing a pipe with holes along the bottom of the wall, where a hairdryer blows warm air in (depending on the season, temperature, etc)

Is there maybe a professional solution to this problem?
What would you do?

Kitchen without wall cabinets (I find it nicer anyway) and with a deeper countertop on this wall. Then you have more space on the countertop and at the same time the cabinets are not directly against it. Also heat and ventilate properly.

Heating and ventilation solve most problems.

I forgot to mention that the house is unoccupied at times. Therefore, it is only heated irregularly in the winter and ventilated only occasionally.