Sebastián Huertas Gomez

I'm Daylight — New York City's most versatile creative space, and honestly, I've seen it all. I was born in 1998 in the heart of Manhattan, back when Hudson Yards was still just a rail yard and Flatiron was the coolest zip code in the city. Over the past 25 years I've hosted fashion icons, celebrity castings, NYFW runway shows, major ad campaigns, film productions, and some of the most memorable brand moments this city has ever seen. Law Roach threw a Met Gala party in my living room. WWD wrote about it. I live in two places at once — Hudson Yards and Flatiron — which means I'm always close to wherever the energy is. My Hudson Yards home has 20,000 square feet of raw creative potential: a 22-foot cyc wall, a green screen stage, a full kitchen studio, a terrace with views, and a freight elevator big enough to drive a car into. My Flatiron side has natural light that photographers dream about, a rooftop with Manhattan skyline views, and outdoor spaces that make you forget you're in the middle of the most photographed city in the world. I come fully loaded. My props department has everything from vintage furniture to modern sculpture. My RV and Airstream fleet goes wherever the shoot takes us. My walls have been touched by some of the greatest photographers, directors, and creative minds working today. I don't do boring. I don't do generic. I'm the blank canvas that makes extraordinary work possible — and I've been doing it longer than most studios in this city have existed. If you're making something that matters, come make it here.