Basement Cabinet / Kitchenette Design Help

I’m working on designing a cabinet layout for my basement and could use some input from people with a good eye for both design and function.

I’d like the space to include:

• A kitchenette on the left (sink, mini fridge, microwave, storage).
• Built-in shelving along the back wall.
• A window seat with storage drawers on the right.

A cabinet company provided some mockups, but I’m not totally sold. The main thing I’m struggling with is how to handle the corners and transitions between each zone. The way the kitchenette flows into the shelving feels a little clunky, and I’m not sure if the window seat should connect more seamlessly to the shelving or feel like a separate piece.

I’d love any feedback on:

• Ways to make the layout feel more cohesive.
• Better use of the corners (open shelving? angled cabinets? breaking it up differently? wrap the built-ins around?).
• Whether the proportions look balanced, especially with the window seat and shelving.

Thoughts, feedback, alternate layouts? Your input is hugely appreciated!

Edit: Thanks for the great feedback! Couple clarifying items. The under counter appliance is a beverage refrigerator, not a dishwasher. This should probably be called a wet bar instead of a kitchenette. Not intended for cooking, just prepping snacks for game / movie nights.

The theme I get is that I need to reduce the amount of cabinets, and I agree. I feel like I need to rethink the concept, simplifying and modernizing the shelving and storage. Don't need so much base cabinet storage either.