What are the dimesions of the door and do the doors swing into the room or out of the room?

What exactly is your question? What to do for a desk that will accommodate a wheelchair? Please clarify.

So excuse my color scheme, but check out this layout . I was thinking the desks could be near the window for natural light. They could have open or closed storage above. They could also merge into the craft table to spread out if more work needed to get done or the chairs could be pulled over to craft. I used benches at the end of the craft area so they could be completely slid underneath when not in use and out of the way of the wheel chair. Then on eitherside of the door and even above the door you could do massive built in storage for printer, craft supplies, etc. The craft table is area 108 in long x 42 in wide. from the window the chair on the end. The benches are 44in x 20in. Desk areas are eah 42in long x 20in deep. The bookcases on either side of the doors are 32in wide x 16in deep. If you went with smaller benches you could tuck the benches under the desks even.

My question was regarding the width of the door and if when you open the french door it swings into the office or if it swings out towards you. I based the plans above on a 60 in wide set of french doors. I must mention this only works with a thinner pedestal legs or trellis stratigically placed on either side of the benches in the middle of the table. or tables with corner legs. Here are ideas of legs, but you could do a wood, formica, granite, cement top... really any solid surface.

Tracy, thank you for your input! The idea is actually something we could consider. The door is 1500 mm wide and the doors can swing any way we want them to, I think we will make them swing out of the room.

Hayley, the question was: how to arrange furniture in the room (is this not called "layout"? English is not my first language...) to make it suitable for our needs and look beautiful. And I mentioned the wheelchair because it requires lot of space around the furniture to move around the room, not because I can't find a suitable desk.

Facing countertops would look nice with stools and an island in the middle ( or near the window ) one counter area could be dedicated to crafts one to work. There could be a little sofa bench thingamajiger at the island!

I am in a similar dilemma! I would love to know what you ended up doing with the space :)