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"Julianne Moore's Garden Sanctuary in New York\nAfter a false start designing her own garden, Julianne Moore taps Brian Sawyer to give her a playful, romantic sanctuary in the heart of Manhattan's West Village.\nIn the garden of her family's New York City townhouse, Julianne Moore sits on a low flagstone wall, amid plantings of loosely trimmed boxwood and ivy.\nThe actress enlisted Brian Sawyer of the architecture and landscape firm Sawyer/Berson to transform the backyard into a verdant refuge.\nReclaimed bluestone pavers anchor the terrace, which is ringed by raised beds of boxwood and ivy (and doubles as a basketball court, thanks to the freestanding hoop). Sawyer designed the artful black fence surrounding the space.\nTwo antique English stone troughs from Laurin Copen Antiques are filled with succulents and moss.\nThe painted trim of the 1905 house is complemented by matte-black accents found throughout the garden; the window box is planted with English ivy, and a purple sweet potato vine adds a splash of color at the foot of the stairs.\nAnother rough-hewn trough from Original Stone Troughs was adapted as a fountain, which now gurgles within earshot of Moore's home office.\nSawyer chose a suite of vintage Woodard garden chairs from DeLorenzo Gallery to match a table Moore already owned; staghorn ferns are mounted on the fa\u00E7ade.\nThe installation of branches against the rear wall was created by artist Roderick Wolgamott Romero and functions as a tree house."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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