Entrance  

The lounge is located on the top floor of Carnegie Hall. The accessible path to the lounge would be take the freight elevator from the first floor of Carnegie Hall to the top and the lounge will be in front of you as you exit the elevator.

Moving Around the Room

As you enter from the leftmost door, to your left, or southern end of the room, are dark wooden see-through cabinets displaying various memorabilia, and in front of you are sets of blue fabric modern wingback chairs around dark wooden rectangular coffee tables.

Moving along clockwise, there are three tall art installations close to the wall: one at the leftmost upper corner, one in the middle, and one at the rightmost upper corner. In the middle of the room there are dining-height circular tables with three orange leather chairs around each. On the right as you face the exterior windows are two massive rectangular dark wood reading reading desks with three chairs on each side of both.

On the far right, or northern end of the room, there are symmetrical memorabilia cabinets similar to those on the far facing wall. Finishing up clockwise to your right in the middle of the room there is a second entrance door followed by another tall art installation.

Sensory

Floor: Wooden parquet with carpets in the areas with chairs.

Walls: Blue painted walls. The wall facing east features a panoramic window in the middle, allowing visibility to and from the rest of Carnegie Hall.

Lighting: There are three big windows facing west and 12 big round fabric chandeliers in neutral white color fully and evenly lighting up the room.

Sound: Despite being a spacious room with high ceilings, the room does not have a problem with echoes when the floor rugs and furniture are present.

Smell: No discernible smell, unless food is served at an event.