Exactly to prevent such mistakes, I am one of those in forums who has taken on floor plan design as a task. Next time with a house, you know: planning is done before construction begins.
If you look at the floor plan closely, you get the idea that a 4-meter sliding door is a bit too wide, especially when you plan a kitchen with a counter that has a protruding, seemingly planned partition wall at the entrance. This is all very thoughtlessly planned and now probably too late to discuss. Because it also concerns the furnishing of the balcony, which can appear very restless from the inside if no outer wall conceals the restless legs of chairs and table. However, it must be mentioned when furnishing or doing electrical planning. Because this is about minimizing frustration. How the small family arranges it should not be your task.
If it is 1:1 about your apartment, then you should state your facts and not mention possible changing tenants. Who knows what kind of table they have. Actually, you draw mental center lines and crosses. You also go from the central axis of the entrance or the middle post or the middle axis of a window. But all this is very shifted in your case. There are no straight alignments. This coat corner stands too far forward so that you couldn’t put a shelf there either because that would block the way into the room and access to the kitchen. Virtual partition walls should be forbidden. I would assume the 2.70 width between the window and the edge of the tall cabinet/wall and use that as orientation as well as the width of the sliding door.