Commercial Office · Multi-Finish Renovation

Professional Services Office Renovation

A multi-finish office renovation combining wall repair and paint, wood-look flooring, lighting, ceiling updates, electrical details, and a reworked support area throughout the suite.

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Completed professional office with wood-look flooring, white walls, wood doors, and updated ceiling lighting
Finished cabinet and support area with countertop, sink, dark cabinetry, and compact tenant-provided appliance
Project Type
Commercial Office Renovation
Primary Scope
Multi-Finish Interior Improvements
Feature
Cabinet + Support Area

A Broader Interior Refresh

One renovation, multiple finish systems.

Wall repairs and new paint reset the office while wood-look LVT established a continuous floor through rooms and circulation, creating one consistent interior.

LED lighting, ceiling tiles, coordinated finish plates, a thermostat, cabinetry, a countertop, and utility infrastructure completed the broader office scope.

Earlier office condition with carpet, beige walls, dark base, and wood doors

Walls + Ceiling Plane

Color, light, and overhead finish working together.

Wall repair and paint were coordinated with LED lighting and ceiling-tile updates for a brighter, more consistent office.

White and blue painted walls with staged finish materials and ceiling work in progress
Blue accent wall with updated lighting and suspended ceiling grid
Painted accent wall with electrical openings and exposed floor during renovation

Wall Repair + Paint

Damaged areas, including former TV-mount locations, were repaired before the new paint finish.

LED Lighting

Updated lighting supports the refreshed palette and office layout.

Ceiling Updates

Updated tiles complete the overhead plane around existing systems.

Flooring Throughout the Suite

A continuous wood-look finish from room to room.

New LVT runs through rooms and circulation, tying together updated walls, retained doors, and dark trim. The continuous floor plane connects adjoining spaces.

Wood-look LVT being installed across the central office area
Long office corridor with wood-look LVT continuing through multiple door openings

Support Area Transformation

A compact feature with practical infrastructure.

Upper and lower cabinets, a countertop, refrigerator space, an outlet, and two water lines define the updated support area within the wider renovation.

Dark cabinetry installed in the support area during construction
Completed support area with cabinets, new countertop surface, sink, and faucet

Cabinetry

New upper and lower cabinets, with the lower run configured for a counter-height refrigerator.

Electrical

A new outlet was provided at the refrigerator location.

Water Infrastructure

Two water lines were installed for future tenant-provided countertop beverage equipment.

Before + After

The support area, before and after.

Aligned doorway views provide a direct comparison of the feature’s change.

Earlier support area with wood cabinets, small sink, and carpeted floor
Earlier condition
Completed support area with dark cabinets, new countertop surface, sink, faucet, and tenant-provided appliance
Finished support area

The compact appliance is tenant-provided; the countertop material is not named.

Finished Offices + Circulation

Finished work extends through the office.

Completed rooms show the combined reach of paint, flooring, lighting, ceiling, trim, and door interfaces across the suite.

Finished open room with blue accent wall, white walls, and wood-look flooring
Finished windowed private office with white walls, dark base, and wood-look flooring
Finished central office area seen through interior glazing and door openings
Wall-device openings coordinated with painted accent wall and floor preparation

Details That Tie the Space Together

Small finish decisions support the larger renovation.

  • Outlet covers and switch plates coordinated with the new paint.
  • A new thermostat coordinated with the refreshed interior.
  • Dark trim and retained wood doors continued through the palette.
  • Cabinet, countertop, sink, outlet, and water-line connections meet within the support area.

Project Approach

Treat the office as one connected finish system.

Surfaces, lighting, electrical finishes, cabinetry, and utilities meet across shared rooms and thresholds as one coordinated interior system.

  1. Repair + Refinish

    Repair damaged walls, then apply new paint and coordinated finish devices.

  2. Update the Major Planes

    Carry LVT, LED lighting, and ceiling-tile updates throughout the suite.

  3. Build the Feature

    Configure cabinetry, countertop, refrigerator space, outlet, and water-line connections.

  4. Complete the Interior

    Carry coordinated details across offices and circulation.

Plan the Next Space

Bring the finishes, fixtures, and infrastructure into one clear plan.

Plan a commercial interior renovation around the way your office needs to work.

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