No. No better. A corner anything takes up significantly more space than the same item on a straight run. From what I can see of the island, it's dysfuctional as well. Angles waste space. Double height seating areas waste usable prep space. Too many large appliances do not leave enough usable work space. It might look ''interesting'' but what good is that if it doesn't work to actually prepare a meal in?

If you are looking for fancy kitchen with good looks, go for good quality Quartz like AGL or Kalinga Quartz. It's a good alternate to granite but also is costlier. There is some negative reviews of Quartz/Corian tops due to low quality and unknown brands providing at cheap price. if you have budget constraint, then can opt of Granite.

Hi, Have you tried any other options? if so please click a clearer pic of your thoughts and what concept you would like to follow for this remodeling project. - Layden Wangmo [senior interior designer] MAD DESIGN

What is the door opening way of the kitchen and is there any windows? Some U-shaped and L-shaped designs will be good. One of my Indian friends made his kitchen like this, you can check: