How does the Landscape Square table accommodate left-handed or right-handed users differently?

The Landscape Square table redefines inclusive furniture design by seamlessly accommodating both left-handed and right-handed users. Its core innovation lies in a perfectly symmetrical form and a non-directional layout. Unlike traditional desks with fixed drawer placements or cable ports on one side, the Landscape Square features identical access points and clear worksurface areas on all four sides. This allows any user to configure their primary workspace, technology, and storage to their dominant side without compromise.

For the right-handed person, the mouse, notepad, and frequently used items naturally find their place on the right side of the central computing unit or display. A left-handed user can simply mirror this setup on the opposite side with equal ease, as no built-in fixtures create a "correct" orientation. The table's geometric shape eliminates the concept of a "primary" user position, fostering a collaborative and flexible environment.

Furthermore, its integrated cable management is centrally accessible, preventing tangled cords from favoring one side. The uniform edge profile and consistent height ensure proper forearm support regardless of where one sits. By prioritizing neutral geometry over handedness-specific features, the Landscape Square table does not merely "add on" left-handed options. Instead, it embodies a superior, ambidextrous design philosophy that inherently provides an ergonomic, personalized, and equitable experience for every individual, effectively making the user's handedness irrelevant to their comfort and efficiency.