The lobby, accessed from Broadway, was finished with Pavonazzo marble and had of bronze work. The lobby was characterized as exuding "celestial radiance". Two rows of eight square marble columns trimmed with bronze beading supported the lobby ceiling. There were large bronze medallions atop each column, depicting either the Singer Company's monogram or a needle, thread, and bobbin. The tops of the columns had decorative pendentives, which supported glazed plaster domes above. The pendentives were ornately decorated with gold leaf. The domes' drums originally contained flat, circular amber glass lights in steel frames, which were later replaced with modern glass lighting fixtures.