Where should I position my L-shaped desk relative to the windows in my office?

For a workstation with monitors, side orientation to windows is almost always better than facing directly into or away from one — ideally with the window to your non-dominant side to minimize glare on your primary screen. Facing a window creates screen glare and eye strain; having a window directly behind you creates a bright background on video calls and can reflect in your monitor. The L-configuration gives you options because the two surfaces face different directions, so you can orient the primary monitor side for optimal light while the return faces the window without issue. At FindOfficeFurniture.com we discuss placement during the ordering process — call 888-719-4960.