Julianne Moore moves from West Village townhouse to light-filled Manhattan duplex

Julianne Moore has traded her West Village townhouse for a light-filled duplex in Manhattan, choosing a different kind of city home as her children grow older. Architectural Digest reported that the two-bedroom residence occupies a building dating from the 1920s and combines expansive windows, outdoor terraces and distinctive pre-war architecture. Rather than recreating the townhouse she left behind, the Oscar-winning actor and her husband, filmmaker Bart Freundlich, have made the apartment their own through an eight-month renovation. Modernist furniture, carefully selected artwork and personal keepsakes sit alongside original architectural features, with Moore’s Academy Award displayed among the books and objects collected over the years.Julianne Moore and Bart Freundlich trade West Village townhouse for a Manhattan duplexMoore and Freundlich have spent much of their family life in downtown Manhattan.