A Law Firm Office with Character

In the heart of Munich, a law firm was created under the signature of Stephanie Thatenhorst Interior that reinterprets interior design. Instead of cold rigidity, the concept emphasizes personality, materiality, and an atmosphere that conveys both reliability and openness.

Precision and Atmosphere

The first impression is defined by a custom-made reception desk. Cream-colored surfaces and dark wood create an architecturally clear framework that immediately reflects the values of the law firm.

The lounges and client areas also follow this approach. Here, an almost homely atmosphere prevails: velvet, brass details, and an expressive jungle wallpaper create an ambiance that combines professionalism with warmth. Custom-made fittings and curated coffee areas interpret hospitality as an integral part of the overall concept.

Spaces with Identity

On the top floor, a powerful world of materials unfolds. Beneath the sloping ceilings, strong shades of red, patinated greens, and deep blue meet clean lines and calm surfaces.

Each conference room has its own identity, designed for focus and dialogue. Subtle references to the city shape the concept – down to the names of the rooms, which cite Munich landmarks. Right outside the windows: the view of the Frauenkirche.

Here, interior design becomes an attitude. Precision and reliability meet openness and warmth. The result is a law firm office that goes beyond functionality, defining a new balance between work, identity, and aesthetics.