Elevated high above Midtown, this refined office suite pairs modern craftsmanship with iconic skyline views, offering a corner layout designed for efficiency and presence. The space includes two private offices, a glass-walled conference room, and six workstations, supported by a welcoming reception and a fully equipped staff pantry. Natural light floods through windows along two sides, providing a bright, open atmosphere ideal for boutique financial, legal, or design firms seeking a sophisticated yet practical footprint.

Stepping into the suite, guests are immediately greeted by a crisp, contemporary reception area finished in soft tones and clean lines that create an impression of calm professionalism. Adjacent to this entry point, the built-in pantry offers both functionality and subtle visual continuity, with sleek cabinetry and modern fixtures that match the overall design language of the suite. Beyond the reception, the open work area unfolds across the southeast corner, framed by continuous windows that allow light to sweep across each workstation throughout the day. This section comfortably accommodates six professionals, allowing for efficient collaboration while maintaining a sense of openness and air.

Moving westward through the plan, two private offices line the perimeter. Each is fronted with clear glass partitions that preserve privacy without diminishing the natural light that defines the suite. The first office serves perfectly as an executive workspace, its proportion and placement allowing for both individual focus and client meetings. The second is ideal for a senior associate or operations lead, offering a balanced mix of privacy and connection to the open floor. Between them sits the conference room—a beautifully enclosed space with glass fronts and room for up to eight people around a full table. The layout ensures this room remains accessible yet acoustically separated, ideal for client presentations, internal strategy sessions, or board meetings.

Architecturally, the design emphasizes minimalism and refinement. Exposed ceiling beams, neutral wall finishes, and high slab-to-slab ceilings give the space volume and brightness, while double-hung operable windows allow for fresh air and natural ventilation—an increasingly rare feature at this elevation. The corner position within the tower grants dramatic views down Third Avenue and across East 42nd Street, connecting the workspace visually to the city below. The balance of enclosed and open areas supports a hybrid workflow, allowing executives to host private meetings while maintaining a cohesive team environment.

Altogether, the suite delivers a blend of light, proportion, and practicality suited to firms seeking an elevated, ready-to-use space in one of Midtown’s most recognizable landmarks.