Eichner originally intended to occupy a penthouse apartment atop CitySpire,[45] but he ended up never living in the unit.[2] The penthouse was instead purchased in 1993 by real estate developer Steven Klar for about $4.5 million as a "raw space"; it covers floors 72 through 75, though floor 72 is a guest suite.[46][47] Klar had hired Juan Pablo Molyneux to redesign the penthouse over two and a half years.[46] The penthouse, covering 8,000 square feet (740 m2), has six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, as well as three terraces.[47][48] The master bedroom takes up an entire story, while the master bathroom has green marble cladding as well as bronze and mahogany fixtures.[47] The penthouse also has a classical-columned foyer, a large dining room with a chandelier, a wine closet with space for 1,000 bottles, and a private elevator.[46] Molyneux personally disliked the design, calling it a "horror",[49][50] though this was apparently because Molyneux actually never saw the design in person, having been dismissed before the design was completed.[50]