July 17, 2026 1 Est read time
Fifth Floor Chambers is a Brisbane legal practice founded by a group of barristers who stepped out from a larger firm to establish chambers under their own identity. Their George Street tenancy needed to make a strong first impression, support the privacy and focus that legal work demands, and reflect the confidence of a new practice.
Designed and delivered by Cachet, the project was a full demolition and fitout, transforming the floor into a refined workplace with a warm, residential quality. Generous, consistently sized offices and maximised access to natural light give the space a sense of openness and equality, while layered materiality natural stone, timber-look panelling, brass detailing and softened lighting delivers a calm, elevated environment that avoids the stiffness typical of professional services interiors.
What Criterion Industries Supplied
Criterion Industries was proud to support the delivery of Fifth Floor Chambers, supplying Linium 90 Partitioning in white to the fitout — helping deliver the clean sightlines and slim, discreet framing that allow light to travel through the floorplate while maintaining the acoustic separation and confidentiality a legal chambers requires.
Fifth Floor Chambers Brisbane
Design & Build: Cachet
Address: 239 George St, Brisbane
Featured Products:
Linium 90 Partition





Written by: Lachlan Sabransky
Photography: Kinnde