# 30-pyeong range

# Modern

Gwangmyeong 34 Pyeong Law Firm Office Interior

A law firm office with document storage and glass partitions

Ham Young-ju Designer · 2025-3-31

Office: interior design, construction and cost estimates

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

This project in Gwangmyeong is a 34 pyeong Theo Law Firm office interior. White and light gray create calm, with glass partitions and indirect lighting giving the office interior a bright, orderly finish.

The client wanted a trustworthy first impression, quiet consultations, and routes that were clear at a glance.

A straight reception desk and clear sign wall at the front simplify wayfinding. Glass partitions with translucent film divide consultation areas while preserving light and screening views, with ceiling recessed lights and indirect lighting evenly illuminating faces.

Pale gray floor tiles conceal stains, and built-in storage keeps visible surfaces tidy. Construction was completed with the same attention to detail.

Let's explore each space.

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Site check

Area: 112.40m² (34 pyeong)
Use: Law firm office
Location: Gwangmyeong
Construction status: Complete

Completed interior

Double glass doors within a white palette allow convenient entry and open views.
Vertically grooved wall panels create order, with generous spacing around the acrylic logo sign for clarity.
Simple recessed ceiling lights brighten the sign wall and help first-time visitors find their way.

White finishes create a tidy entrance. Double glass doors with translucent film, fitted with stainless steel handles and an electronic lock, provide convenient, secure access.
A vertical louver wall and acrylic signboard clearly express the brand, with recessed and indirect lighting gently illuminating the interior.

A white fluted-panel sign wall creates a bright, clear first impression at the entrance. A navy-accented acrylic logo sign stands out clearly. Glass door film keeps guidance visible while avoiding excessive exposure of the interior, helping visitors find the office.

A white reception area establishes the first impression at Theo Law Firm's 34 pyeong Gwangmyeong office. An uncluttered backdrop makes the wall sign clear, with a straight reception desk simplifying routes.
Translucent glass partitions along the corridor preserve visibility and personal space. White door frames and handles create calm.
Ceiling LED indirect lighting and recessed lights balance brightness, with pale gray floor tiles that are easy to wipe clean.

A straight, front-facing reception desk makes guidance clear for first-time visitors.
White walls and pale gray flooring create a calm atmosphere before consultations.
Indirect ceiling lighting and recessed lights illuminate faces evenly without harsh shadows.
Frameless glass doors with opaque film separate consultation rooms while retaining visibility and personal space.

Reception establishes the first impression, with minimal white finishes as its base.
A straight reception desk and wall company sign with a circular accent make guidance clear.
Corridor glass partitions with translucent film preserve openness while controlling views.
Ceiling recessed and indirect lighting provide ample brightness with soft shadows.

White and light gray prioritize credibility and calm.
An engineered stone reception desk and company sign on a circular wall accent create a clear first impression.
Glass partitions with translucent film screen only eye-level views for comfortable consultations.
Indirect lighting and recessed lights spread brightness evenly, with a stain-concealing light gray floor for easy cleaning.

The sign wall first seen on entry uses pale stone panels for a clear logo backdrop.
Rounded corners soften the finish, with upper indirect lighting gently revealing the texture.
Blue and yellow accents add clarity to the calm background for a tidy first impression.

The reception area of Theo Law Firm's 34 pyeong Gwangmyeong office. A consistent white palette creates a clean backdrop for the logo.
Frameless glass partitions with lower translucent film screen eye-level views for comfortable consultations.
Indirect lighting and recessed lights distribute light evenly, with a gray floor concealing dirt for practical everyday care.

Glass partitions give Theo Law Firm's Gwangmyeong consultation rooms an open appearance, with mid-height privacy film preserving personal space.
Ceiling indirect lighting and recessed lights reduce glare and illuminate expressions naturally.
Pale gray porcelain tiles create calm, with a matte reception desk completing an orderly first impression.

White and light gray with matte finishes create an orderly, trustworthy impression on entry.
Indirect lighting and recessed lights provide ample brightness and visual comfort.
Corridor glass partitions with translucent film preserve openness and personal space.
A straight reception desk, front-wall logo sign, and curved accent clearly convey the brand.

A white reception desk and sign wall create a calm first impression for Theo Law Firm.
Translucent glass partitions and glass sliding doors keep the corridor bright and allow comfortable, focused consultations.
Indirect lighting and recessed lights spread light gently, with light gray floor tiles balancing the palette.

White finishes and a pale gray floor combine with ceiling recessed lights and a light cove for even brightness without glare.
Glass partitions and translucent film separate work and consultation rooms while gently screening outside views and retaining brightness.
Sliding glass doors preserve corridor width, with window-side base cabinets organizing documents and accessories.

Theo Law Firm's individual office uses white walls and a cement-toned floor for an orderly base.
A solid timber desk beside the window allows outward views and visual comfort during long periods of seated work.
Evenly arranged recessed lights illuminate the desk clearly without shadows.
Open shelves and a freestanding coat rack organize documents and outerwear along the side.

Glass partitions and sliding doors separate work and consultation spaces without enclosure. Lower translucent film screens seated views, while clear upper glass makes routes easy to understand. Indirect lighting and recessed lights reduce glare and balance brightness, with white built-in cabinets organizing documents neatly.

White cabinets and an arched opening soften the orderly law office.
Glass partitions make the meeting room visible while allowing quiet, independent use.
Light gray flooring conceals water marks and dust for comfortable everyday use. Balanced recessed lights and indirect lighting distribute light evenly.

Shared circulation in Theo Law Firm's 34 pyeong Gwangmyeong office. Translucent glass partitions separate consultation rooms while preserving visibility and personal space.
Recessed and indirect lighting provide bright illumination without shadows, alongside white walls.
An arched opening softens the connection, with long window-side base cabinets providing a useful surface for everyday items.

The area outside Theo Law Firm's consultation room. Glass partitions with waist-height privacy film support focused conversations.
Large windows admit ample daylight for an open feeling. Window-side bench-style cabinets provide storage, with a gray floor and recessed lights in a white ceiling maintaining a tidy atmosphere throughout the day.

White finishes and an arched opening soften Theo Law Firm's first impression.
Handleless upper and base cabinets conceal documents and consumables, while light gray floor tiles hide stains for easy care.
Ceiling recessed lights provide even brightness, with sliding doors reducing door swing conflicts along circulation routes.

Long upper and base handleless white cabinets organize documents and consumables together.
A sliding door avoids using floor space when opening, with light gray flooring concealing dirt.
Recessed lights in a flat ceiling provide even illumination so staff can find items quickly.

Frequent legal printing calls for custom long upper and base cabinets beside the multifunction printer. Paper and consumables stay together behind matching handleless flat doors for a clean appearance.
Ceiling recessed lights evenly illuminate the worktop, while a white countertop and light gray floor conceal marks and simplify cleaning.

An arched opening naturally connects the entrance route.
A white sliding door and glass partitions separate the consultation room, keeping guidance visible and discussions quiet.
Light gray tiles and indirect lighting create calm, with wall-mounted cabinets storing documents neatly.

Comfort comes first in legal consultations. Glass partitions with frosted film admit outside light while screening views.
Ceiling indirect lighting and recessed lights provide even brightness and reduced glare.
Gray flooring conceals marks and creates calm, with black lines defining frames and skirting.

Theo Law Firm's consultations require privacy, so rooms are separated by glass partitions with translucent film.
White corridor finishes and a gray floor combine with indirect lighting and recessed lights for brightness without glare.
Daylight from the front windows is retained while views are directed where needed for comfortable staff and visitor movement.
A central system air conditioner distributes air evenly to reduce temperature differences.

Theo Law Firm's white base and gray floor create calm. Glass partitions and translucent film screen consultation views while retaining light.
Ceiling indirect lighting and recessed lights reduce glare and illuminate faces clearly. Glass doors integrated with the frames allow easy access.

A generous corridor keeps visits comfortable. Translucent film on glass partitions screens consultations, with clear upper glazing keeping guidance visible.
Indirect lighting and recessed lights reduce glare and illuminate gently.
Gray flooring and white walls and ceilings make the office feel open and spacious.

Theo Law Firm's meeting room uses a full wall of light timber built-in bookshelves and indirect shelf lighting for warmth and focused consultations.
A gray tile floor, white flat ceiling, and recessed lights provide visual comfort and even brightness, with a timber-top table and metal-framed chairs at comfortable heights for long meetings.
Window-side seating makes full use of daylight, while indirect shelf lighting gently illuminates the room in the evening.

The consultation room at Theo Law Firm's 34 pyeong Gwangmyeong office uses long open timber shelves and indirect lighting for calm, focused conversations.
A central cable management slot conceals wires for quick laptop connections, with a generous tabletop for spreading documents.
White walls and recessed lights illuminate faces naturally, while the gray floor conceals stains for easy cleaning.
Black meeting chairs contrast with the timber for a clear, orderly finish.

Theo Law Firm's meeting room combines light timber and indirect shelf lighting for a bright, calm impression.
A long meeting table incorporates a recessed cable channel for convenient note-taking and document organization without visible wires.
Ceiling recessed lights balance brightness, while pale gray floor tiles keep the room from feeling heavy.

A consultation room door uses dotted translucent glazing to screen views while transmitting light.
Clear black lettering signage at eye level helps first-time visitors find the room.
Warm white recessed lights reflect softly for a calm atmosphere, with white frames matching the overall palette.

Glass partitions separate consultation areas and the corridor, with dotted film screening intrusive views.
Ceiling linear indirect lighting and recessed lights evenly brighten walls and floors.
White metal frames and gray flooring create order, with generous corridor width for comfortable movement.

Front glass partitions visually connect the space, with lower translucent film preserving consultation privacy.
Ceiling recessed lights balance brightness, and corridor indirect lighting makes movement comfortable.
White and gray walls and flooring support visual comfort, while a corner timber-pattern desk provides room to spread documents.

An individual office at Theo Law Firm in Gwangmyeong. White walls and a light gray floor create calm, with a timber-top desk adding warmth.
A curved LED pendant and recessed lights reduce shadows for comfortable document work. A coat stand along the side keeps outerwear and bags accessible.

White and gray create a calm, clean first impression at Theo Law Firm's entrance.
Glass partitions with translucent film preserve open views while directing attention where needed.
Upper indirect lighting and recessed lights spread light evenly, with gray floor tiles concealing dirt and simplifying daily cleaning.
Sliding glass doors and double entrance doors separate routes to avoid conflicting movement.

Notes

Theo Law Firm's 34 pyeong Gwangmyeong office uses white and light gray for a trustworthy first impression, with a front-facing sign wall and reception desk making guidance clear.

Glass partitions and translucent film create comfortable consultation areas, while corridor sliding doors preserve width for clear circulation.

Balanced indirect lighting and recessed lights provide the visual comfort requested, with stain-concealing light gray floor tiles simplifying daily care.

Long handleless upper and base cabinets beside the multifunction printer accommodate extensive paperwork, while an arched opening softens connections throughout the commercial office.

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!

Gwangmyeong 34 Pyeong Law Firm Office Interior

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