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Julianne Moore Downsizes to a Chic NYC Duplex
2 Nov
Summary
- Moore relocated to a serene, light-filled duplex in a 1920s building.
- An eight-month renovation focused on enhancing functionality and magic.
- The actress values modernism while respecting the prewar charm of her new home.
Actress Julianne Moore has embraced a new chapter, trading a West Village town house for a light-filled duplex in a 1920s building. The move reflects a shift in family needs, with her children now grown. Moore and her husband, director Bart Freundlich, opted to downsize in the city while maintaining a larger home in Montauk for weekends.
The couple's new residence, a two-bedroom duplex, offers captivating city views and was meticulously renovated over eight months. The renovation, their sixth project with architectural designer Oliver Freundlich, focused on enhancing the apartment's functionality and preserving its inherent charm. The design choices prioritize modernism while respecting the prewar character of the building.
Moore, known for her thoughtful approach to design, curated the space with a clear aesthetic. The finished apartment is described as calm and collected, filled with carefully chosen pieces, ample light, and a sense of quiet confidence, reflecting her refined taste and intimate understanding of how she wishes to live.
