Do you have to face the wall? What about 2 desks butted against one another across from the french doors - maybe 48" each.

I feel like it will kill the entire space(?) since it will be right in the middle of the room. But I do like the desks facing each other!!

what way do the doors open?

Basic desk arrangement with many assumptions at least give you a sense of scale

sorry metric world here [750mm = ~ 30"] but could pull that back to 600mm [24"] depending on your desktop space needs.

Best think to do is mark out toy desks on the floor and take some chairs in and get a feel for the space... remember chairs usually go under the desk both when being used and not being used [in tidy offices that is]

They open to the inside

Here is another layout "T" shape desk,, less storage but semi face to face... PS adjusted your double doors,, they are very wide... a dimension would help for both doors along with there offsets to the walls

In both cases you can have shelving above the desks but again not so good on the "T" shape as you uses the sides for circulation and the reach is too far behind the computers

I like the idea of the 2 desks facing one another because you get to look out at the courtyard and you won't be facing a wall.

The desks can be 40 to 48" long and 30" wide - free standing pushed up to the wall, not built in. You'd still have about 51" between the desks and the french doors.

You'd have a nice bookshelf/cabinet on each wall beside the desk.

You can put your espresso machine on a table in the corner of the 99" wall. Your mirror can go anywhere.

Another thought, is having your desk face the french doors. This would be about 60 to 72", so your chairs would have their backs to the 115" solid wall.

I agree about using props to see what FEELS best to you. Let us know.