Kitchen problem - Floor plan single-family house 150m²

Then you will have to accept that with these room dimensions and this door position, there are hardly any other fundamental possibilities to design a kitchen. The positioning of the tall cabinets can certainly be debated, but not much more can be done.

Yep, I suspect the same.

That's why I think our planner has to change the floor plan from scratch here, or make the house bigger.

You have already seen yourself that the tall corner cabinet doesn’t make sense. If you line up the refrigerator (?) with the row of tall cabinets, you would have space for a wider sliding door. I think the window at the sink is fine as it is. What bothers me more is the window at the small seating area. Why does it have such a high sill? Is the seating area even desired and necessary? Instead of that, you could plan more base cabinets and have one less tall cabinet. The width of the kitchen itself is not that small, as far as can be seen.

Yeah, no idea... the window at the seating area is really bad, and we didn’t imagine it like that either :d

Also, we wanted a small table with 2 chairs, not some bar stool stuff.

Yes, I also think a wider sliding door is possible if the cabinet is gone.

No idea how it will look then...

But what is easy to clarify is how many of the cabinets you have in mind there do you actually need? A modern and airier look would be a two-line layout. Then, for example, only regular cabinets on the left wall and the sink there, possibly with a "light strip" or a long window (if the view fits). The current "sink window" depending on the orientation either floor-to-ceiling or as a side door. On the right wall then the cooktop etc. (dishwasher then moved to the left), so now the question is how many tall cabinets do you need? For example, I wouldn’t give up a built-in oven. Then possibly a pantry cabinet. And the rest with wall cabinets, what can also look good is the variant with tall cabinets completely on the left and right and in between regular cabinets and wall cabinets to build a cooking niche. If necessary, in the corner to the living/dining area, two tall cabinets.

In short and concise: on the left completely base cabinets and on the right a cooking niche built from tall cabinets (2-3) and base cabinets with wall cabinets. I would rather do without the seating area!

...Well, if you are such a fan of 3d perspectives, then just change the plan. You say you don't like this and that... then just do it differently.

The corner cabinet variant is just also very old-fashioned. I do find Saralina87’s suggestion right for the room and it also corresponds in terms of row layout to my suggestion a few posts earlier. The light strip there is really rubbish. You guys, I think, are still in an early planning stage. I would fundamentally think about how I want my kitchen to look and then plan the house "around" it. For me, a kitchen is important, but that does not have to be the case for everyone. But your kitchen is just a "by-product" of the rest of the floor plan. The leftover stump is simply appointed as the kitchen. Basically (with more precise kitchen ideas) re-plan. And when re-planning, it is not simply done by having the house 1m bigger. That only makes the situation better to a limited extent.

The kitchen is very important to me as well, that’s why I’m so upset about it.

The planner definitely has to get more out of this here..

Mhm, but if the house is 1m wider, I certainly have more space here to arrange the cabinets, tables, possibly better.

I do like the L or U-shape already, what bothers me is the cramped space, which I might be able to improve through enlarging the house.

...Well, if you are such a fan of 3D perspectives, then just replan it. You say you don't like this and that... then just do it differently.

That's why I'm here in the thread