If you’re an interior designer, and you don’t have a corporate law firm on your books, you might take a moment to rethink your clientele. There’s business to be had.
Can you help a law firm build its very own “centre of sophistication”, as one interior designer did a U.S. law firm in London? Can you deliver a space in the image of a ‘successful and professional law firm’? Now that’s a broad specification, and can mean anything from avant-garde feature walls, tezzaro tiles and marble fittings, to the finest in architectural ironmongery, the cutting edge in modern art, and, of course, the very best in soft patterned carpeting.
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