The offices of the Seagram company were described by "Architectural Forum" as setting "a high standard" for subsequent tenants. The Seagram offices had a reception room, containing tapestries and a travertine wall with Seagram's seal; an executive office with furniture designed by Mies; and a conference room with oak paneling. The restrooms in the Seagram suites were walled off with floor-to-ceiling travertine partitions. Another feature of the Seagram suites were display lights which could retract into the ceiling when they were not being used.