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Pyeongtaek 20 Pyeong Small Office Interior

A minimal design that makes efficient use of space

Ham Young-ju Designer 프로필 사진
Ham Young-ju Designer
Office: interior design, construction and cost estimates

Hello from Goodterior :)
Today, we're introducing a minimal design for a 20 pyeong small office interior in Pyeongtaek, making the most of its limited area.
The client prioritized work efficiency, openness, and clear circulation. We responded with glass partitions and modular timber desks, white cabinets, and other solutions tailored to daily use.
The project removes unnecessary decoration and carefully considers practical functions, privacy, and circulation in each area.
Let's take a look.

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Site check

  • Area: 63.41m² (19.18 pyeong)
  • Wall, floor, and ceiling finishes: Determine whether existing materials can be reused after inspecting the site
  • Electrical services: Inspect the site to determine whether capacity increases or outlet relocations are needed
  • Lighting: Inspect existing conditions to determine reuse or replacement
  • Air conditioning: Check whether existing units can be reused or relocated
  • Fire safety: Identify required supplements or additions to sprinklers, detectors, and other equipment
  • Doors, including entrance and internal doors: Inspect the site to determine reuse or new installation
  • Partitions: Confirm removal and installation areas after the site meeting

Floor plan

The open workspace fills the view as soon as the entrance opens.Rather than dividing the interior into small compartments, glass partitions and a sliding door separate the meeting room and workspace while allowing natural communication.White walls and simple circulation reduce the sense of enclosure in the compact office.The small kitchen and ample storage reflect feedback from actual users.

Open workspace

  • This area is immediately visible on entering. We placed 2 sets of modular timber desks by the windows to maximize daylight.
  • The central route stays clear so seating can be rearranged or expanded freely.

Meeting room

  • Glass partitions and a sliding door separate it from the workspace, balancing visual openness with privacy.
  • A window-side location brings in daylight for focused meetings without a confined feeling.

Kitchen and break area

  • A compact sink and bar table to the left of the entrance support coffee, light refreshments, and casual conversations.
  • Side-by-side 4-person tables accommodate short breaks and informal meetings.

Storage

  • White cabinets along the workspace boundary minimize the distance needed to organize documents and office supplies.
  • Upper open shelves keep frequently used items accessible while maintaining a tidy appearance.

Let's look at the design concept.

A one-minute 3D tour

Design

A louver wall and matte sliding door emphasize the entrance's uncluttered, minimal style.The wall sign is integrated into the wall design, with indirect lighting creating a gentle impression.Careful alignment between the door frame and porcelain floor tile joints makes the space look more orderly and spacious.
A louver wall and matte sliding door emphasize the entrance's uncluttered, minimal style.
The wall sign is integrated into the wall design, with indirect lighting creating a gentle impression.
Careful alignment between the door frame and porcelain floor tile joints makes the space look more orderly and spacious.
White walls and a gray door create a tidy, uncluttered first impression.Vertical louver wall detailing beside the entrance adds depth and avoids monotony.Translucent door glazing admits light while preserving privacy. Careful on-site installation aligned the wall angle and louver levels.
White walls and a gray door create a tidy, uncluttered first impression.
Vertical louver wall detailing beside the entrance adds depth and avoids monotony.
Translucent door glazing admits light while preserving privacy. Careful on-site installation aligned the wall angle and louver levels.
Perforated panels with a dimensional pattern add rhythm to the entrance wall.Focusing on the client's request for a tidy interior without unnecessary elements, a sliding door saves space and allows convenient entry.Upper linear lighting creates a bright impression and reinforces the brand, with carefully adjusted angles to avoid uneven illumination.
Perforated panels with a dimensional pattern add rhythm to the entrance wall.
Focusing on the client's request for a tidy interior without unnecessary elements, a sliding door saves space and allows convenient entry.
Upper linear lighting creates a bright impression and reinforces the brand, with carefully adjusted angles to avoid uneven illumination.
A vertical louver partition at the entrance gently screens views while preserving openness.We carefully considered the partition spacing and angle, as well as the lettering sign position, to meet the client's requirements for privacy and efficient circulation.Gray polished tiles and white walls emphasize a clean, minimal finish.
A vertical louver partition at the entrance gently screens views while preserving openness.
We carefully considered the partition spacing and angle, as well as the lettering sign position, to meet the client's requirements for privacy and efficient circulation.
Gray polished tiles and white walls emphasize a clean, minimal finish.
A minimal sign wall combines vertical louvers and matte panels for a refined entrance.A consistent white and gray palette delivers the clean, uncluttered first impression the client requested. A slim upper linear light emphasizes the wall's volume.We paid particular attention to proportions and corner finishes to avoid awkward level differences.
A minimal sign wall combines vertical louvers and matte panels for a refined entrance.
A consistent white and gray palette delivers the clean, uncluttered first impression the client requested. A slim upper linear light emphasizes the wall's volume.
We paid particular attention to proportions and corner finishes to avoid awkward level differences.
An arched entrance and black-framed glass partitions define areas while keeping sightlines open.Open desk arrangements support natural collaboration and communication.White walls and gray carpet maintain a minimal atmosphere, with timber desks adding warmth.The client wanted a bright workspace without visual distraction, so straight indirect ceiling lighting was carefully arranged for even illumination with controlled light spread.
An arched entrance and black-framed glass partitions define areas while keeping sightlines open.
Open desk arrangements support natural collaboration and communication.
White walls and gray carpet maintain a minimal atmosphere, with timber desks adding warmth.
The client wanted a bright workspace without visual distraction, so straight indirect ceiling lighting was carefully arranged for even illumination with controlled light spread.
A consistent white palette and carefully arranged glass partitions make the compact interior feel visually larger.An arched opening at the entrance softens the space.Privacy film in the meeting area provides an appropriate balance of openness and screening without feeling confined.
A consistent white palette and carefully arranged glass partitions make the compact interior feel visually larger.
An arched opening at the entrance softens the space.
Privacy film in the meeting area provides an appropriate balance of openness and screening without feeling confined.
Clear glass partitions and white walls preserve openness while clearly separating areas to support concentration.Gray floor tiles and minimal furniture keep the room tidy and free from distraction, with slim linear lighting on part of the wall reducing enclosure.Adjusting partition heights and positions to the actual space was a challenging part of the project.
Clear glass partitions and white walls preserve openness while clearly separating areas to support concentration.
Gray floor tiles and minimal furniture keep the room tidy and free from distraction, with slim linear lighting on part of the wall reducing enclosure.
Adjusting partition heights and positions to the actual space was a challenging part of the project.
A slim table and black chairs use the limited office area efficiently.A slit wall adds minimal detail without visual enclosure, and an opposite glass partition makes the room feel larger.A simple whiteboard wall supports varied meetings and provides a ready surface for recording ideas.
A slim table and black chairs use the limited office area efficiently.
A slit wall adds minimal detail without visual enclosure, and an opposite glass partition makes the room feel larger.
A simple whiteboard wall supports varied meetings and provides a ready surface for recording ideas.
A white meeting table and black chairs create a minimal meeting area.A wall-mounted whiteboard supports efficient note-taking and brainstorming.Glass partitions open views, while a sliding screen adds privacy when needed.
A white meeting table and black chairs create a minimal meeting area.
A wall-mounted whiteboard supports efficient note-taking and brainstorming.
Glass partitions open views, while a sliding screen adds privacy when needed.
Slim white partitions and an irregular curved wall above gray flooring maximize the sense of space.The layout naturally separates the multifunction printer and storage to reduce distractions during work.A separate utility area behind the desks improves overall office efficiency.
Slim white partitions and an irregular curved wall above gray flooring maximize the sense of space.
The layout naturally separates the multifunction printer and storage to reduce distractions during work.
A separate utility area behind the desks improves overall office efficiency.
The office break area uses white cabinets and a slim sink unit to minimize unnecessary details.A meeting table sits against a wall to make generous use of the small area.Stain-resistant polished floor tiles simplify care, while ceiling indirect lighting reduces enclosure where natural light is limited.
The office break area uses white cabinets and a slim sink unit to minimize unnecessary details.
A meeting table sits against a wall to make generous use of the small area.
Stain-resistant polished floor tiles simplify care, while ceiling indirect lighting reduces enclosure where natural light is limited.
White walls and blackout curtains form a spacious-looking interior, with timber desks and dark gray flooring adding warmth and stability.Careful furniture placement keeps circulation clear, and partitions help users concentrate on individual tasks.Under-desk cabinets and wall storage keep exposed items to a minimum, preserving the office's minimal appearance.
White walls and blackout curtains form a spacious-looking interior, with timber desks and dark gray flooring adding warmth and stability.
Careful furniture placement keeps circulation clear, and partitions help users concentrate on individual tasks.
Under-desk cabinets and wall storage keep exposed items to a minimum, preserving the office's minimal appearance.

Notes

This 20 pyeong small office interior in Pyeongtaek began with the client's detailed requirements for work routes, team communication, and spatial separation.
To achieve the requested tidy finish and flexible minimal design, we adjusted details on site, including partition angles, cabinet placement, and lighting angles.
The office's greatest strength is the natural connection between work, meetings, and breaks within a limited area.
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