Julianne Moore Trades Her Manhattan Town House for a Serene, Light-Filled Duplex Atop a 1920s Building
Proving that in another life she could have been a designer, the Oscar-winning actor puts her signature stamp on a new place in her beloved Greenwich Village neighborhood
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