Project Annexe (Colonial Chambers)

A second office for the same client, done in the same material language but its own room. A tan chesterfield sofa sits built into sage-green shelving, framed landscape prints above, small bronze figures and law volumes styled across the shelves instead of left bare. The advocate's own cabin runs pale sage wainscoting against a raised relief map of India, a green leather-topped desk, and a wooden valet stand holding a jacket for the sessions that run long.

The associates' area turns grey, glass-front cabinets keeping covered files out of sight without hiding them, four desks in a row under soft under-cabinet lighting. A smaller side desk sits apart, a single black leather chair, law volumes stacked in view.

Same restraint as the first office, walnut, brass, real geometry over ornament, but built for a different footprint and a quieter room.