More Light, More Chicago: Floor-to-Ceiling Windows at Exhibit

A feature you can enjoy throughout the day

Picture a favorite chair beside the window, coffee within reach, and Chicago outside. Floor-to-ceiling windows give ordinary moments a distinctive setting: a quiet breakfast, a break between meetings, or a relaxed evening with friends. The appeal is not simply more glass. It is a home that feels connected to the city around it.

At Exhibit On Superior in River North, floor-to-ceiling windows are part of the apartment interiors. Explore the floor plans with the leasing team to find the arrangement that suits your routine. Each apartment has its own outlook and exposure, giving you something personal to discover when you tour.

• An open feeling: a view beyond the room can make the living area feel more expansive without changing its square footage.
• An inviting setting: daylight becomes part of how you enjoy meals, reading, and time at home.
• A personal connection to Chicago: the outlook gives your apartment a sense of place in River North.
• A natural design focal point: arrange seating around the windows and let the room reflect your style.

Make room for brighter everyday moments

Think about where you would most enjoy the light: a breakfast table, a reading chair, or a desk with a view to one side. A few thoughtful placement choices can help you enjoy the windows while keeping screens comfortable to use. Try your preferred desk position during the tour and ask to see how the existing coverings adjust.

Light gives a room different character throughout the day. Ask about the apartment’s orientation and schedule a tour around a time you expect to be home. It is a useful way to picture your own morning routine or after-work downtime in the space.

Start with the virtual apartment tours and photo gallery to find layouts you love, then explore available apartments with the team. Photos offer inspiration; an in-person visit helps you experience the light and outlook of the home you are considering.

• Picture a reading corner or coffee spot beside the windows.
• Try a desk with the windows to one side to balance the outlook with screen comfort.
• Explore the existing shade settings with the team to personalize the light.

Personalize your comfort through the seasons

A welcoming apartment combines the outlook you enjoy with a setup that feels comfortable to you. During your visit, ask the team to walk you through the temperature controls and existing coverings so you can see how the home fits your preferences.

For readers interested in the details, ENERGY STAR explains that U-factor describes insulation and solar heat gain coefficient, or SHGC, describes how much solar heat passes through a window. Window performance involves more than size alone. The linked guide explains these concepts generally; it is not a certification of Exhibit’s windows.

Enjoy the view, then settle in for the evening

Your home can have more than one mood: open to the city while you unwind, then arranged for a quiet evening. Consider how you like to use the living room and bedroom, and ask the leasing team which coverings come with the specific apartment.

Privacy, light filtering, and bedroom darkening serve different purposes. Talk through what matters most for your routine, including nighttime sightlines and your preferred sleep environment. If you would like to add curtains or shades, get written guidance on approved options and mounting methods before purchasing.

Let the windows inspire your style

With the windows as a focal point, you can build a room around the way you like to spend time. A low-profile sofa, a favorite chair, or a small dining arrangement can leave the outlook in view. Use solid walls for artwork, shelving, or a television, and bring furniture measurements to help the team show you suitable layouts.

Plan clear paths to shade controls and keep vents accessible. For households with young children, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends cordless window coverings to prevent cord-strangulation hazards and keeping cribs, beds, furniture, and toys away from windows and covering cords. Ask the team about the controls in the home you tour.

• Create a comfortable conversation area with the windows as a backdrop.
• Use a rug to define the living area while keeping the room visually open.
• Bring measurements for favorite pieces so you can picture them in the floor plan.

Plan your move with clear monthly costs

Once you have found a layout you love, the leasing team can help you understand the costs that go with it. Reviewing rent, required services, and any options you choose makes it easier to plan your move.

At Exhibit On Superior, the monthly Utility & Service Amenity fee is $95–$195, based on floor plan, and covers water, sewer, trash, heat, air conditioning, and natural gas for cooking and the clothes dryer. Electricity is billed directly through ComEd. Review the full fee schedule for required internet and other applicable charges. Electricity usage varies by household; window size alone is not a bill estimate.

Your touring checklist: picture life at Exhibit

The best way to appreciate the windows is to spend time in the space. Bring your ideas, tell the team what you enjoy doing at home, and explore the layouts together. Use this touring checklist to turn inspiration into a home that suits you, then explore the high-rise living, floor-choice, and convertible-versus-studio guides below.

• Choose available floor plans that fit your routine and ask which apartment you will see.
• Take in the outlook from your future sofa, dining area, and favorite coffee spot.
• Explore the light at a time of day you enjoy being home.
• Try out your desk arrangement and existing shade settings with the team.
• Bring furniture measurements and discuss a layout that keeps the space open.
• Ask about included coverings, evening privacy, and options for your sleep routine.
• Learn how the temperature controls work and whom to ask about window care.
• Confirm approved decorating options and any child-safety needs for your household.
• Review current pricing and the full fee schedule, then plan your next steps with the leasing team.