Here is a picture at framing in case anyone is confused by my poorly worded dimensions.

I don't see an island in your layout...but,

Is the island going to be a barrier b/w the range and the refrigerator?

Is the aisle wide enough b/w the sink wall and the island to allow maneuvering around an open DW door (should be at least 48" wide in this situation)?

How big is your island?

How is the island oriented?

What are aisle widths around the island (not just b/w it and the sink)?

If you have "elderly" family members, be aware that they will probably not be comfortable sitting at the island.

Can you post an actual layout rather than a partial 3D/elevation shot? It would be a lot easier to comment without having to ask a multitude of questions!

The framing shows the array of 4 windows has different spacing than the drawing.

Different location in the wall as well....

Where are the upper cabinets? The only ones I see are above and to the right of the fridge. Since I don't know the actual dimensions, it doesn't seem enough uppers storage right of the fridge.

Can you show the actual measurements of the kitchen and island, as well as the adjoining spaces.

"Island not shown because I don't have it planned out yet. "

Sorry for all the unanswered questions. But yes, the island would be a barrier between the fridge and stove - a landing spot of sorts and prep area as it will be food grade butcher block, I hope.

I have room to do a 48 inch aisle between the sink and island - was thinking only 40 though since I'm not having a prep sink in the island and could picture dripping wet things from one side to other - but really how much more difference would 8 inches more of dripping make I guess. Good point about the dishwasher being open and being able to move around it.

Elderly residents requested counter height bar stools which is great as I didn't want a high rise island anyhow. The dining room is a few feet away and they will most likely sit at the table there doing a puzzle most meal prep times anyway.

The windows are not drawn exactly because the cabinet design was done before framing. Now that we are in the framing stage, we will meet again with specific measurements.

I will zoom in on our house plan pdf and do a kitchen floor plan as you've requested.
Thanks for the input thus far.

Here is a screen shot of the blown up plans showing the mudroom/pantry, half bath at foyer (you can see the sink only), half of the great room (the words great room are actually the dining room) and kitchen.

All of the "c"s are the windows, the french doors open out to the deck and where it says wood steps, that's the garage (I'm sure you knew that)

And here is a detailed measurement sheet with more information.