Washing machine in kitchen, non-integrated dishwasher, gloss cabinets, handleless cabinets, non-integrated bins, exposed boiler, pull-out larder cupboard, open shelving, corner cupboards/carousels/magic corners, hob/sink in island, not enough drawers.
I like a large kitchen island and miss the one we fitted at our last house (the kitchen had sufficient space for a table too, although after a while we swapped the table for a sofa by the fireplace). It did have stools where we often sat to eat breakfast/lunch. No hob or sink, but sockets for small appliances which was great.
Sadly, although partially open to the dining room our new kitchen is too small for an island, so we just have our vintage butcher's block as I prefer not to prep on the perimeter worktops with my back to the room/guests if possible.
Despite lack of space, we're managing to fit a (slimline) integrated dishwasher, cupboard with bins, pan drawers and massive Belfast sink. Our washing machine and boiler are in our small lootility.
When we bought this house last year, the kitchen was actually in a different room. We knew immediately we wanted to relocate it and as it was very dated (mid 1960s), we had no qualms about doing so. Apart from its bad position in the property, the worst thing about that kitchen was the tap which couldn't be turned on without trapping your fingers between tap and sink upstand!
None of that deterred us from the purchase.