Finding Your One-Bedroom Apartment at Exhibit: Space for Your Everyday Life

What makes a one-bedroom feel like home?

A separate bedroom gives you a place to retreat while the living area stays ready for dinner, a movie, or a friend stopping by. At Exhibit On Superior in River North, one-bedroom floor plans combine that separation with a private balcony and an in-home washer and dryer. These are practical features you can enjoy throughout the week, not just on moving day.

Start with the moments you look forward to at home. Maybe it is coffee outside, cooking with music on, or putting away your laptop before relaxing on the sofa. Use those priorities to compare floor plans rather than picking a home by square footage alone. A layout that gives your favorite activities a natural place can make everyday life feel more comfortable.

How much space do Exhibit one-bedrooms offer?

Exhibit’s one-bedroom catalog ranges from 619 to 768 square feet. That range includes podium, tower, and penthouse-band layouts, so there is more than one way to enjoy a one-bedroom here. The catalog describes the building’s plans; check available apartments for the homes and move-in dates currently offered.

Compare room shapes alongside total area. A clear path between the entry, kitchen, sofa, and balcony helps you picture how the home will work with your furniture. Bring the measurements of your bed, sofa, dining table, and desk to your tour. Leave room for doors to open and for comfortable movement around furniture rather than trying to fill every corner.

• 619 and 630 sq ft: floor-two one-bedrooms with foyer entries and freestanding kitchen islands.
• 645 sq ft: a west-facing tower plan offered on floors 6–29, with a private balcony and in-home laundry.
• 665, 669, and 672 sq ft: west-facing versions of the tower’s 07 line on different floor bands.
• 768 sq ft: the largest one-bedroom plan, on floor 4 and the 4M mezzanine, with southeast exposure and a kitchen island.

Would you enjoy an island kitchen?

Exhibit’s podium one-bedroom plans include freestanding kitchen islands. If cooking is part of how you unwind, an island gives you another surface to consider when planning meal preparation and serving. It can also help define the kitchen beside the open living and dining area.

Tower and penthouse one-bedroom layouts offer a different kitchen arrangement; the unit-map facts do not show a freestanding island in those plans. That gives you a useful comparison to make on a tour. Look at where you would prepare dinner, store everyday items, and place your own dining furniture. Choose the arrangement that suits your routine rather than assuming every one-bedroom has the same kitchen.

Which light and balcony setting would you enjoy?

Window direction gives you another way to narrow your shortlist. The west-facing one-bedrooms offer evening sunlight, while south-facing podium plans look toward the Loop’s city skyline. The southeast-facing 768-square-foot plan combines a southerly outlook with morning sunlight.

A private balcony adds a place to step outside at home. Picture a quiet coffee break or a little fresh air after work, then ask to see the balcony belonging to the residence you are considering. Outlooks, surrounding buildings, weather, and season affect the experience, so a visit is more useful than assuming every apartment has the same view.

How can your home support work and downtime?

A one-bedroom lets you keep the sleeping area separate from the main living space. If you work from home, think about where a desk would fit without taking over the activities you enjoy after work. Check outlet locations, chair clearance, and screen glare in the specific apartment.

Your options also extend beyond your front door. Exhibit’s private work and meeting rooms, tech lounge, and library nook offer shared settings for a change of pace. The fitness center gives you another convenient way to break up the day. Explore the building amenities on your tour and confirm room-use and reservation procedures with management.

The in-home washer and dryer can make it easier to fit laundry around your schedule. A foyer entry, found across the one-bedroom plans in the unit map, gives you another area to consider when planning an arrival routine and a place for your everyday belongings.

How does River North fit into your routine?

Exhibit is at 165 W Superior St in River North. Pair your apartment tour with a walk through the neighborhood to find places you would enjoy for coffee, dinner, or an errand. The neighborhood guide is a useful starting point for exploring beyond the building.

For commute planning, use the Chicago Transit Authority’s official schedules and service alerts rather than assuming a fixed journey time. If you plan to bike, start with the City of Chicago’s official bicycle program resources. Try the journey that matters to you at the time you expect to travel, then picture returning to the apartment you liked best.

What should you compare before choosing your apartment?

Build a shortlist around two or three priorities: perhaps an island kitchen, evening light, or space for your dining table. Ask the leasing team which available homes match those priorities and your move-in date. A side-by-side comparison of the actual plans makes the next step more concrete.

Review the fee schedule and request an itemized quote for the exact residence. Base rent is not the full monthly cost: required Utility & Service Amenity charges, required Zentro internet, and separately metered electricity should be considered alongside any optional services you select. Current availability and lease terms determine the offer; this guide does not quote a fixed rent.

When you are ready, schedule a tour to compare the apartment, its balcony, and the shared spaces you would use. Bring your furniture measurements and a few everyday priorities. The goal is to find the Exhibit one-bedroom where you can most easily picture enjoying your day.

• Shortlist a kitchen arrangement and window direction you like.
• Compare your furniture dimensions with the actual floor plan.
• Visit the residence and the amenities that fit your routine.
• Confirm the move-in date, lease terms, and itemized costs.