Gwangmyeong 34 Pyeong Law Firm Office Interior

Hello! I'm Ham Young-ju, a designer at Goodterior :)

Today, I'd like to introduce a 34 pyeong law firm office in Gwangmyeong.

The main goal was to give visiting clients confidence while providing staff with an environment for concentration.

The client wanted professionalism without excessive formality, so dark timber film finishes and subdued gray create a substantial, refined office interior.

Slightly lower overall illumination, accented by linear and indirect lighting, adds refinement and comfort.

Let's explore this law firm where professionalism and comfort come together.

• Area: 114.51m²
• Electrical and communications: Relocate and add services according to furniture positions
• Director's office walls: Glass partitions with opaque film
• Floor: Reuse existing carpet tiles and replace heavily soiled areas
• Pantry: New upper and base cabinets and a sink unit with an engineered stone countertop
• Paint: Environmentally friendly water-based paint on all walls and ceilings
• Lighting: Replace all fixtures with LED flat-panel lights and add a feature pendant in the director's office
• Entrance facade: Joinery work to accommodate the logo and company name

Reception

• The first space encountered on entry has an accent wall with soft curves for a trustworthy, comfortable impression.
• Indirect lighting and spotlights gently highlight the law firm's logo on the wall.

Consultation room

• As a key setting for client communication, the room uses tempered glass partitions for a trustworthy atmosphere without enclosure.
• Opaque film screens selected sections to protect privacy and support focused consultations.

Lawyers' offices

• Separate rooms support concentration, with subdued white and beige finishes for visual comfort.
• Desks and storage are arranged for efficient movement, with window blinds controlling daylight.

Pantry

• A small inner area becomes a comfortable staff break space.
• The tidy arrangement supports short pauses and light refreshments during work.

Let's explore the design developed around this layout.

This law firm office interior focuses on the client's wish for a trustworthy space without an overly formal atmosphere.

Dark timber film finishes and subdued gray establish a substantial, professional setting.

A softly curved reception desk and glass partitions bring openness and avoid a confined or rigid impression.

Lower overall illumination and carefully used linear and indirect lighting complete the refined, comfortable atmosphere.

Please leave an inquiry if you have any questions. We'll be happy to help :)

This was Ham Young-ju from Goodterior. I'll be back with another project!