Academy Award-winning actress Julianne Moore revealed an intimate look inside her newly completed Manhattan residence, participating in a video tour and feature story with Architectural Digest. The actress opened up about her decision to relocate from her longtime West Village townhouse into a serene, light-filled Greenwich Village duplex located inside a historic 1920s building.
Renovated over an eight-month period in collaboration with her brother-in-law, noted architectural designer Oliver Freundlich, the residence reflects Moore’s deeply personal design philosophy. The home pairs pre-war architectural charm with curated mid-century modernist furniture, personal art collections, and expansive outdoor terrace spaces, creating an urban retreat tailored for her family's evolving lifestyle.
Moore has established herself as one of the most acclaimed screen performers of her generation, earning an Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance in Still Alice, alongside five career Oscar nominations. Her versatile filmography includes celebrated roles in Boogie Nights, The End of the Affair, Far from Heaven, The Hours, and the recent critically acclaimed drama May December.
Beyond her acting career, Moore has maintained a lifelong passion for architecture and interior design, frequently engaging in historic preservation projects in New York City. Her aesthetic sensibility has been featured in major design publications over the years, making her residential choices a focal point for design enthusiasts.
With several film and television projects on her upcoming slate, Moore continues to balance high-profile creative work with her personal passions in downtown New York. Her latest home tour offers fans a thoughtful look into how the acclaimed actress crafts space, art, and family life in the heart of the city.
