The full-floor layout at 545 West 25th Street offers an elevated workspace anchored by sweeping window lines and contemporary finishes that complement its position in the heart of West Chelsea’s Gallery District. Entry begins through a modern attended lobby and continues upward via two passenger elevators and a dedicated freight elevator, bringing visitors directly to a polished reception corridor with clean white walls, recessed lighting, and high ceilings. From this corridor, a double-glass entry opens into the main expanse of the office, where large window bays stretch along two sides of the floor and frame views of the Hudson River and the surrounding architectural landmarks that define this part of Chelsea. The floor’s eleven-foot ceiling height amplifies the sense of openness, creating a loft-like atmosphere suitable for fashion, media, tech, and creative firms that prioritize natural light and visual presence.

The primary open area extends across much of the floorplate, supported by a regular column grid that allows flexible workstation layouts while preserving clear sightlines toward the river. This section can comfortably accommodate thirty to forty workstations depending on the user’s preferred density. Several perimeter rooms line the edges of the open plan, each benefiting from large windows and clean daylight exposure. One corner room sits at the southwest end of the floor and offers views directly toward the Hudson, making it ideal for an executive office, a private meeting room, or a creative director’s studio. Two additional perimeter rooms along the western window line provide natural settings for private offices, editing suites, client-facing conference rooms, or therapy-style consultation spaces. Another enclosed room at the northern end of the floor offers flexibility as a phone room, content studio, or small team office.

The layout naturally divides into two zones: a bright western wing with uninterrupted window exposure and a deeper interior section that lends itself to collaborative functions. The interior zone is suited for a large conference room, a team war-room, or a showroom-style presentation space and features a ceiling structure that can support track lighting, suspended fixtures, or gallery-grade lighting installations in keeping with the building’s artistic neighborhood identity. Adjacent to this interior zone, a supplemental room toward the eastern portion of the floor can function as a pantry, a print/storage room, or a small interior office.

Because each perimeter room is positioned along large window bays, a tenant can create a series of premium offices while still maintaining an expansive open workspace. The clean white surfaces, concrete floors, and exposed ceiling elements reinforce a contemporary aesthetic that appeals to design-forward tenants. The floor is move-in ready and can be customized with minimal effort, offering a blend of polished finishes and raw character that suits a wide range of creative, professional, or boutique corporate users.