Suite 1002 occupies the entire tenth floor of a boutique Chelsea loft building and offers a clean, efficient footprint with abundant natural light, high ceilings, and original hardwood floors. The space is predominantly open, designed to support 28 to 32 workstations with a seamless layout ideal for tech, creative, or media firms seeking flexibility and collaborative energy. One enclosed perimeter office and a glass-fronted conference room sit tucked into the northwest corner, providing private space without breaking up the visual continuity of the floor.

The configuration is straightforward but highly effective. Entering through a secure keyed elevator, tenants arrive directly into a wide, airy space flooded with light from ten oversized windows spanning the southern exposure along West 26th Street. The open area stretches wall to wall with few obstructions, making it perfect for dense bench seating, breakout zones, or customized work clusters. To the rear, a modern kitchenette with built-in cabinetry provides functionality for teams that need quick coffee breaks or casual meeting spots. The perimeter rooms—a single enclosed office and conference room—are fully glazed and minimally intrusive, offering privacy for calls or strategy sessions while retaining the sense of openness.

Industrial-style lighting and exposed ductwork give the space a modern loft character, while freshly painted white walls and refinished wood flooring maintain a clean, professional aesthetic. The high floor placement, rare for Chelsea’s mid-rise building stock, ensures strong light throughout the day and enhances the views. The landlord is open to modifications, allowing tenants to tailor the space to their unique workflow or branding needs. This suite offers full-floor presence and elevator identity in a location that balances the buzz of Chelsea with quick access to NoMad, Flatiron, and Penn Station. It’s a space that communicates capability and openness, ready to support a forward-thinking team from day one.

Notes: mainly open space with high ceilings and wood floors. Ten windows face 26th St, which always provides a plentiful amount of natural light. It is a high floor for the Chelsea area, where most of the buildings are about 15 stories. Currently built with one conference room and one private office. The landlord can customize the existing floor plan to meet your company’s needs.