Julianne Moore has exchanged her West Village town house for a duplex residence atop a 1920s building in Greenwich Village, according to a report by Architectural Digest.
The move shifts Moore from a standalone town-house setting to a two-level home within one of Manhattan's established residential building types. The new residence is described as serene and filled with natural light.
Architectural Digest portrays the Oscar-winning actor as closely involved in shaping the interiors, bringing a distinct personal design sensibility to the home. The project underscores the role of individual curation in adapting historic New York housing for contemporary living.
For owners and designers, the residence reflects the continued appeal of upper-floor duplexes in older Village buildings, where a layered architectural setting can be paired with a more tailored domestic environment.
