Inside Julianne Moore’s New York City Townhouse | Celebrity Homes | Architectural Digest
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Julianne Moore brings new life to her beloved family home. The Oscar-winning actress lights up the big screen in 2017 with a hat-trick of high-profile films: Todd Haynes’s Wonderstruck, George Clooney’s Suburbicon, and Matthew Vaughn’s Kingsman: The Golden Circle. Moore fell in love with her West Village NYC townhouse 15 years ago. At the time, the five-story house had been carved up into apartments, but the original front-and-back-parlor configuration was intact, as were the floors, shutters, fireplaces, and staircase.
The renovation was orchestrated by her husband Bart Freundlich's architect brother, Oliver Freundlich, and his then-partners Ben Bischoff and Brian Papa.
The makeover lasted a year and a half, after which the actress stocked the house with a George Nakashima cocktail table, lamps by Isamu Noguchi, a Florence Knoll credenza with rattan doors, and a host of un-pedigreed but sympathetic vintage finds.
As months and years passed, the actress expanded her collections, refined the rooms they inhabit and implemented an extensive redesign of her garden by Brian Sawyer of the AD100 firm Sawyer | Berson (AD, March 2012). She moved the living room downstairs, where it could serve as a casual, semi-cloistered family hangout, and brought the kitchen upstairs. “I cannot recommend more strongly putting your kitchen somewhere with lots of natural light. It changed everything.
The transformative spatial inversion-again executed by brother-in-law Oliver Freundlich-may have taken liberties with period orthodoxy, but the effect is anything but jarring. The kitchen feels like an inviting social space, centered on a slender Parsons-style table (custom-made to fit the room’s proportions) that sits atop a Moroccan carpet. Cooking and storage functions are held to the perimeter. “I don’t really like traditional kitchen cabinets or islands, so I wanted everything to feel like furniture. I copied the hood from a Vincent Van Duysen design I had seen. I met him not long afterward, and I copped to stealing his design,” Moore says.
As part of the latest spatial reorganization, Moore moved her office from the front parlor on the main floor, where foot traffic and street noise were frequent distractions, to a quieter room on an upper floor. She works at a Pierre Jeanneret desk, sitting in a Jeanneret chair, beneath a Paavo Tynell hanging light. The bookshelves beside the desk neatly encapsulate the Julianne Moore story: Family photographs mingle amicably with her Academy Award and a bevy of other professional laurels, alongside stacks of old decorating magazines and monographs on the work of her favorite designers.
A la cornue range stars in the kitchen, beneath a minimalist hood by Best. In the kitchen, a Jack Pierson photograph hangs above a custom-made cabinet by ivory build with Vola sink fittings. Custom table; vintage French chairs and Moroccan rug.
A Noguchi lantern hangs from the original molded ceiling in the living room of Julianne Moore’s New York townhouse. a Sally England cotton rope arch hangs against a wall painted in Farrow & Ball’s pitch black, and a George Nakashima table sits atop a Moroccan rug from the Nazmiyal collection. Martin Eisler chairs; Kawai piano; Paavo Tynell lamp; vintage Florence Knoll cabinet.
A Nan Goldin photograph hangs in the master bath. Kohler tub with Carrara marble surround; Grohe fittings. Cabinet by Willy Van Der Meeren.
A Louise Bourgeois artwork hangs over the upstairs living room's black marble mantel.
In the downstairs living room, Edelman leather covers the Harvey Probber sofa and vintage ottoman. Vintage Danish chair and Eames rocker in sheepskin; Carl Auböck side table.
Custom-made bed sits on an Odegard rug. Triangle Charlotte Perriand stool; Paavo Tynell floor lamp; Axel Einar Hjorth chair; David Armstrong Photograph; Wyeth sconces.
An antique English trough in the sawyer | Berson-designed garden. Woodard outdoor furniture; sculpture by Alma Allen.
In the sawyer | Berson-designed garden, an Alma Allen sculpture stands amid the boxwood.
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i liked the part where you didnt show the house, ON ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
internet person lol!
Exactly, we saw close to nothing :D
😂 RIGHT? I love Julianne, but this was such a disappointment.
LOL, seriously WTF was that?!?!
Wax baby we see. 😌😊
This living room is lovely and all, but I feel like you should probably show a bit of the house on *Architectural* Digest....
Maddy Gowers Maybe she wanted to keep the rest if the house private. I mean most people rarely invite guests to their bathroom or bedroom... let alone the whole internet :D
Exactly!
@@marianna3253, you don't let your guests go to the bathroom?!
toilet yes, bathroom not really, unless they're staying overnight and need to take a shower, brush their teeth etc.
@@marianna3253, the toilet is in the bathroom for most people, especially if you live in a flat
I like her place, it's simple, not oversized, and the stuff she has in it are classy and meaningful to her. Would have liked to see more of the house though.
There's not much in NYC that's oversized, even for a celebrity.
I love Julianne Moore! Her style and grace are echoed in this cool space!
Cannot see anything. It is a glimpse
They want you to buy the magazine.
I thought this video was lame.
The wax babies under glass...... creepy
Some of the paintings are also disturbing...
Well she is most known for horror movies
Hell, yes.
@S Suwandi He he ok *roll eyes*
This should’ve been titled, “Just A Glimpse “ 😆
I WANT TO SEE MORE!!!! Why is this so short??
but MOORE is more than MORE!
nice backyard for ny townhouse. btw, you show us only her living room, and she talks about her favorite stuffs instead of architecture of her place
It’s so interesting to see women’s preferred decor and men’s preferred decor but she totally went against what I would have excepted. I love it!
I love how she talks about the things she like!!! I totally relate to her in that way... not the house (sad) lol
Right, not the house. Not impressive at all to me.
valvacious oh... Well, I like her house, I just cant relate to it cause mine isnt as big hahaha but I get the passion part ;)
LOL
one of the classiest women on earth. What it must feel like to meet/know her in person. I adore JM.
Gorgeous outdoor space, and I dig the aesthetic of the indoors, although I could've done without the baby.
I liked the baby.
@@stevie68aMe too.
amazing how small it is to other celebrity homes. makes me appreciate her even more. you dont need lots of space. just the necessary. xoooxoxooxo
It's nice to see A list celebrities living in every day homes or apartments like us for a change, instead of giant mansions with a lot of wasted & empty rooms.
Sade Life1015 I’m sure this isn’t her only home. She probably has an LA mansion too, at least.
Unique actress. Your role in the movie Still Alice was amazing. You really deserve an Oscar
Moore DID win an Oscar for 'Still Alice.'
@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 of course she won an Oscar! And as I said, she truly deserved it. I keep track of every Oscar award.
@@ivanabiskup9476
Maybe you should have written, 'You really deserve YOUR Oscar.'
@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 i thought it was implied. Ok, but whoever writes that one is wrong. Let it be:
" You really deserve your Oscar" 👍
@@ivanabiskup9476
...What is the difference?
I like turtles..."so here's a dead turtle for you" ...wtf.
🐢🐢🐢 die , like any other animals. So , nothing wrong to receive a dead turtle shell. No cruelty here. Tons of people live and utilize homes of deceased human beings. And no one is hurt.
@@cameliap1146 How many homes incorporate the actual bodies of the deceased?
I felt exactly the same
Never EVER rush Juls through anything. These were the early days.. you're much better now, AD.
It would have been nice to see more of her home .....
Julianne Moore and Viola Davis are my favourite actresses!
I’m so glad these type of videos got longer
this is a thinking space. i love this, it is so much like her. A beautiful and cool peaceful rich space and not ginormous and wasted like so many celebs houses
Beautiful and yet very personal.
My favorite actress ❤️
Same! I love her!!
Mine too!
And I even got to meet her ten years ago!
😃 This November 23rd will mark the 10th anniversary of when I met my favorite actress, then and still now, Julianne Moore!
By the way, the movie that contained her Oscar-winning role, was partially filmed at MY school-Queens College!
All those celebs having great pianos that "the kids play in here sometimes".
Yeah I practiced my piano skills on a 80 Dollar Casio and even though I'm playing music now for a living (well now not so much anymore) I'm still working on one day having my own real piano to practice my Rachmaninov. Maybe when I'm 40. They don't know how privileged they are and what miracles they could to themselves on masterpieces of craftsmanship such as a piano, if they practiced. I really hope they at least read the ten thousand dollars worth of books they own.
Rich people buy expensive things, big news.
@@BlueSky-tw6iq a piano is hardly expensive. My parents were low middle class and I could afford a piano, in NYC no less.
maybe they're not privileged, and ur just poor?
Imagine living in a house previously owned by James Badwin is pretty damn cool.
Love the name of coffee table maker, Naka Shima.... great coffee table, too!
i love that she has all this minimalist black and white art then there's that foot
I love new york it is lol everything is from some far away land, nothing matches but still does well very elegantly. Nice work
Very very artsy and unique
My favorite actress...
Very personal and great space!
“A lot of shapes that I like..”
Me: gurl that’s a foot
HELP THIS IS SO FUNNY
where is the tour?
Humble home. Love it!!!!🥰
This was an odd tantalizer because we want to now actually see the house and how it's done.
That is the shell of horseshoe crab not a turtle and the baby in the glass case is just plain creepy.
Right about the creepy baby, wrong about the shell; it IS a turtle.
Nice jobs,thanks share
Lovely home. Lovely Julianne
I know they're probably ridiculously, wildly expensive, but I like the NY celeb apartments because they're small, like mine
Baby under glass, a big foot on the coffee table?? Nahhh...
I love her style and home.
Poorly edited. We didn't even c the FLOW from the living room into the kitchen.
Celebrities own some weird shit.
Very weird - turtle shell and wax baby!!!???
Well that is what life is all about, variety of things, common and not so common. Good for them that they do have different stuff than the normies.
turtle shell? i think its a species little older than that living at the american eastcoast (north). looks like a stingray crab mixed with alien but they are peacefully (horseshoecrab). i think there was a campain back a while ago where you were advised to flip them to their feet if you saw one on its back (shell) because they were or are very rare and endangered. (sry for my english...german mothertongue)
Yes, it is definitely not a turtle, but a horseshoe crab. Sad that she did not know the difference since she claims to be such a fan of turtles, yet the horseshoe crab looks nothing like a turtle.
whoa,,,,
that was soooo short!
Soo many pieces I would love to have for my place ❤️
I would love to see her skin care products 🥰💗🧼🧴💆🏼♀️
She was great in" pretty woman "my all time favourite.
the links lizard that was Julia Roberts
Hahaha!
Nice Florence Knoll sideboard!
Oh yes. The rooms we get to see are a combination of comfort and class. Happy days from me!
Fantastique. Towhomes in New York City.
I always wondered what would happen if you would go to visit celebrities in their apartments? I don't live in US so I don't know but I can't figure out how they manage to keep their privacy in a city apartment? I understand they can do that in mansions outside of everything, but how they keep privacy in the city ?
Those apartments do have doormen after all.
The wax baby freaks me out a bit.
Can you just slow down and actually allow the viewer to see each room? Jeez, it is as if filmed by a goddamn fly! She is an amazing interior designer and so I would love to be able to marvel at what she has done instead of being induced with a headache. Rant over.
same!!!
Very cozy
Exquisite
Julianne kudos to you for knowing who James Baldwin is. 👏🏾 yes girl.
No me gusta el negro,aunque estoy rodeada de muebles oscuros...pero lo orgánico del lugar hace pensar que es un LUGAR cálido y acogedor
John Darian... JD!! Scrubs flashback for a second, lol
uhm i was expecting architecture, not interior design or furniture.
who cares about architechture if you have JM in front of you, hello?!
Beaver Hausen my thoughts exactly
+Beaver Hausen great answer!
well it's a townhouse
me, too!
I love love love this woman.
LOVE HER !
I'm not diggin the baby or the foot; but otherwise, it was really nice. Would be good to see a bit more tho... the garden space looked great!
i dont think its a turtle shell. its a fossil of a horseshoe crab max.
I think it's the bottom part of the turtle shell.
Definitely not a horseshoe crab, wrong shape for that - it's the shell of a soft shell turtle, which have much flatter and leathery shells than the types of turtle you're probably thinking of.
if this is the full video, how short is the teaser?
how can someone be so nonchalant around a $70,000 table?
Nice
Love it all. She's great
The text takes multiple times to read. Why?
Rich woman with a simple town house I like .
It’s probably $10 million , get a clue
Peace ful house
I like her. Down to earth.
Quirky! Love her Moore..
Cool turtle shell
Julianne's friends have excellent taste in bric-a-brac and Julianne displays it with aplomb but we didn't see all that much of what appears to be a beautiful New York home.
One thing a absolutely can’t stand about nyc apartments is that with all that expensive stuff they are filled with, one wrong move and it all will crash into pieces. Forget about the kids. There is no room for anything.
Julianne is so very lovely 💞
Can anyone tell her that is not a turtle shell but a *Horse* *shoe* *crab* *shell* ??
The best of all videos
Nakashima, good taste
It looks like a mall room, sterile and boring I imagine when u enter that place you don’t feel cozy, you feel like window shopping.
Beautiful ❤️
Wax baby is creeping me out
Please do one with Emma Stone please💜
I thought this was the intro but then it was over
Why is this weirdly blurry
Where does she display her Oscar? Gorgeous woman and gorgeous place.
Esse povo todo esbanjando riqueza e eu morando dentro de um quarto sem armário e dividindo banheiro e cozinha. Supimpa !!!!!
Te amo
Sooo,kitchen and living room only.The wax baby creeped me out.
Lol that table is $28k :'D
Look at that porch!!
Is this a preview? :D
Those mugs
it's a very cool design that she incorporated crystal ball, raven, wood element... but a wax baby? that's kindda creepy.
Why so short :-(
Turtle shell or horseshoe crab?
a crab with tail ???
too short