Residence 17E presents a refined two-bedroom, two-bathroom corner residence defined by volume, light, and exposure. Positioned within 110 Charlton Street, the home’s expansive great room captures north, west, and east light throughout the day, creating a dynamic and continuously illuminated living environment. Interiors by Sebastien Segers are executed with precision and restraint, emphasizing material integrity and thoughtful detailing. Oversized casement windows frame open outlooks while inviting natural light to move seamlessly across wide-plank European white oak flooring. The windowed kitchen, oriented west, is both functional and sculptural—appointed with Miele appliances, custom walnut millwork, and fluted mirrored cabinetry by Molteni&C. A honed Carrara marble island anchors the space, with the stone carried through the countertops and backsplash to create visual continuity. The primary bath is conceived as a calm, private retreat, finished in marble with a five-fixture layout. An engineered rosewood vanity and polished nickel fittings lend warmth and balance to the composition. Framed by Greenwich West’s distinctive windows, the residence offers views toward both the Manhattan skyline and the Hudson River. While the interiors are composed and serene, the location places you at the intersection of downtown’s most sought-after neighborhoods—the West Village, SoHo, and Tribeca—providing immediate access to a dynamic mix of dining, culture, and retail. Greenwich West rises 30 stories and comprises 170 residences, conceived by the Paris-based design collective Loci Anima. Its elongated gray brick façade, articulated with subtle setbacks and Art Deco–inspired detailing, offers a contemporary interpretation of classic New York residential architecture.