If there's a nice view it'd be perfect for a little sitting/lounge area. For the sloping ceiling, custom made roll-out cabinets if you have space to roll in that direction. Perfect for storing those extra bedsheets and blankets with a bookshelf on the side.

1020mm should be fine. 1100mm is recommended where access is required to cupboards, drawers or appliances - the worst offender being a dishwasher which, since approximately 720mm is taken up simply by it being open.

Hm, allright, will have to work with what's there then. I understand the 'need' for pantry, my kitchen is tiny and i'm forever grateful we have a small cellar. Ok, here's what i came up with: Different kitchen layout, clockwise from garden door: 60cm door, 60 dishwasher, 90 or 100 sink on drawers, corner Lemans with 60cm door, then 100 drawer unit, 120 drawer with both hobs and large extractor above, another 100 drawers, 60cm tall with ovens, 60cm fridge. Then against the old wall a coffee/kettle/toast corner on two 80cm drawers and a small walk-in cupboard (though i'd use it for vacuum cleaner with the door in the hallway, as there are loads of drawers for dry goods, pots, pans etc). Upper units only in the coffee nook, some shelves with lights in above the main worktop. Walking into the side extension is your second fridge/combi and a tall freezer, your boiler and a tall unit for spare pans and appliances. The inbetween pocket door (optional) to keep the fumes out and the warm in when you're frying in the scullery with the back door open. The scullery/laundry has 4 more simple 60cm base units and washer and dryer, plus uppers and a really good extraction hood. Without island you can easily fit a 260x100cm table and still have 110/120cm aisle around it. Thus the left part of the room can be filled with corner sofa, daybed, tv, bookcases, you name it. Hope it may inspire. Requests are welcomed. Donations appreciated.

Hi I've attached a plan of a room that we will be using as a walk in wardrobe.There will be a radiator on the left hand wall as you walk in, I can still adjust the placement of this. I'm a bit stumped on how to best utilise the space given the window placement, and then the depth of the wall on the left hand side (which will also have the radiator). I was thinking of putting a dressing table under the window with perhaps drawers turned inwards. Then the wardrobes could run on from there? I've attached a floorplan and an example of the dressing table idea. Would love to hear your ideas and suggestions.