Innovative interior design for Morris Legal, blending professionalism with personality through distinct meeting spaces and an open-plan workspace featuring visual privacy elements.
This commercial interior sought to establish the identity of a newly-formed legal practice.
We wanted to avoid the clichés of the legal office genre [sobriety, anonymity, predictability], and instead, provide a distinct sense of personality that still had strong connotations of professionalism and integrity.
The office has a clearly defined series of meeting rooms, followed by the primary workspace. Although entirely open-plan this area has varying degrees of visual privacy, achieved through the use of glazed screens, mirrors, and the strategic placement of furniture.
Photographed by David Straight.
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