Julianne Moore manifested her dreamy Manhattan duplex
The eight-month update added storage, a pantry and curated vintage pieces while preserving the apartment’s prewar character.
- Actor Julianne Moore and film director Bart Freundlich completed an eight-month renovation of their West Village duplex, their latest home project in the neighborhood where they have long resided.
- Downsizing from their former town house stemmed from an emptying nest and the couple's commitment to remaining engaged downtown New Yorkers; their larger holiday home in Montauk, New York, freed them from needing a city compound.
- Architectural designer Oliver Freundlich led the renovation, his sixth collaboration with the couple, focusing on functional improvements like adding pantry storage and editing patterns while maintaining the apartment's cosmetic integrity.
- The renovation balanced functional requirements with prewar character; Freundlich noted the goal was to keep the space practical without "losing any of the magic," incorporating vintage chairs purchased in Paris in 1995.
- Perched on a high floor, the duplex offers expansive city views and a serene atmosphere; Moore described the location as magical, noting the diverse community residing in the 1920s-era building.
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Julianne Moore manifested her dreamy Manhattan duplex
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