Electromen

Should be fairly easy
30" Base cabinet with a 48" Base next to it.
30" Base back to Back with the other 30"
Select the Cabinets and make one double door, no drawer, no toe kick.
Add molding to the bottom of the base cabinets
All cabinets should have no countertop 
Add custom countertop
Add cabinet legs
Add cabinet molding under the open areas
Add the stools

Should be fairly easy
30" Base cabinet with a 48" Base next to it.
30" Base back to Back with the other 30"
Select the Cabinets and make one double door, no drawer, no toe kick.
Add molding to the bottom of the base cabinets
All cabinets should have no countertop 
Add custom countertop
Add cabinet legs
Add cabinet molding under the open areas
Add the stools

Edit > Default Settings > Dimensions > Dimensions >1:25 Dimensions >  Edit
Change mm  to ft-in 
Set the rest of the settings like fractions, uncheck thousandths etc.
OK > Done
You may also need to rest the 1:50 Dimensions

Don't use a corner cabinet, use an angled cabinet.
Decide if you want one long cabinet to the right or two cabinets as I've shown in my previous post #9
Using two cabinets will allow you to adjust the toe space
Revised plan attached
corner_closet.plan.zip

Thanks Perry,  May it was pre-Chief, which would have been 3D Home Architect.
Oh well, I'll do it like you suggest.

I answered my own question, solved

I figured out why the framing was showing on the arch.  The height of the arch must match the difference in height of the side openings.  In other words if the side doorways are 80" high and the center doorway is 96", then the arch must be 18", or 96-80.  If the arch is more than the difference in height, then framing shows.  Setting the arch at 24" shows 6" of framing.