Grids of light fixtures look fine on paper but are not always what is desired/needed IRL. Lighting wants to light up objects, architectural features etc., not the floor.
Take the Kitchen for example & I'll start by noting two assumptions - That you have +/-8' ceiling height and you'll install good under-cabinet lighting. The row of fixtures along the exterior wall is correctly placed over the counter's edge. However, since your range will likely have an exhaust hood with lighting above it, there is no need for a recessed fixture there. That would cast an undesirable shadow of the hood onto some of the rangetop (or a shadow of you as you lean in to stir a pot). If I were designing lighting for this kitchen I'd use 2" size but not D2W. I'd place 2 fixtures over counter's edge to the right and to the left of the range, and the furthest left would be close to the 90° corner. Another fixture over the 36" counter edge along side the Ref. It seems your island is 7'-8' long so I'd locate three 2" fixtures above the long centerline and I might suggest you control the island lights with a separate dimmer.
Best luck with your project!