I multitask constantly between digital and physical work — should I choose a straight or L-shaped desk?

For heavy multitasking between digital and physical work, an L-shaped desk typically wins. The return section creates a dedicated second surface — you can keep your computer at one angle and a clear working surface for paper, documents, or physical tasks at the other. This separation is highly effective for focus: you physically turn to shift work modes. A straight desk forces you to push computer equipment aside to make working space for physical tasks, which is disruptive and tends to result in cluttered surfaces. If an L-shaped desk isn't possible due to space constraints, a wide (72-inch) straight desk with a defined 'digital zone' on one side and a clear 'physical zone' on the other is the next best option. FindOfficeFurniture.com — call 888-719-4960.