If this kitchen is meant as a social space and for reheating I would consider the appliance choice as is.

If meant for more serious cooking I would spend $300 more on XO XOV30S hood that is 24" deep and covers the front burners as opposed to the Zephyr which is 19.5" deep.

And I would get an American Range Performer Series for about $300 more too. Much better functionality of the cooktop.

If I was already at the top of my hard budget I would 1st eliminate the reconditioned warming drawer or second get a less expensive fridge.

Here is a link that might be useful: American Range

Thank you! The warming drawer would be new. I didn't notice I was posting a link for refurbished.

There is no one perfect range but hopefully you can find the one that is best for you. This forum can be a great source of information. I would search any brand that you are considering to find comments by people who actually own and use a specific appliance. You can see how they use them and find specific strengths and weaknesses in the context of real life cooking. Here are a couple about the two ranges mentioned.

Dacor Review (in bits and pieces over time)
It sounds like she does more than reheat to me.

American Range Performer - experiences of recent buyers?

Try to see the ranges in person and if possible cook on them.

Read the use and care manuals and all terms of the warranty online.

You might find an exclusion like this in the warranty.
"Parts
Exceptions:Rubber seals, grates, light bulbs and gaskets are warranted for 90 days from purchase. Oven door glass breakage is not covered by this warranty. Porcelain and glass components are excluded from this warranty.
American Range Warranty Policy
With all the problems I have had with porcelain interiors, this is an unfortunate deal killer for me. Mine have been of the blue variety but the fact that they don't cover it from the beginning is a little scarey. Others have had glass windows shatter and was replaced under warranty.