The American singer and actress Amanda Seyfried has opened the doors of her home in New York to the cameras of the specialized magazine ‘Architectural Digest’.
The place is located on the top floor of a building built in 1907. The actress, known for ‘Mamma Mia!’ and ‘Mean Girls’, she confesses that when she bought the property she didn’t have anything complete. The only attraction was its large windows with a privileged view.
For her those windows were enough to decide, the rest would be in charge of the designer Sarah Zames. During her conversation with ‘Architectural Digest,’ Seyfried explained that she didn’t mind the property having no finished floors or walls because she wanted something bright, as opposed to the dark apartment she bought when she was just 24.
Her alliance with Zames for the remodeling of the place was not something improvised or a search that she did at the time, since this designer also took care of the farmhouse that the actress and her husband, also an actor Thomas Sadoski, have in the Catskills, NY.
Seyfried wanted his apartment in the big city to offer him, at least on the inside, the same peace as his house in the Catskills. It was with this objective that she began to work as a designer.
The place is not too wide. It has a hall, three bedrooms, bathrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and other amenities.
At the beginning of the tour, the actress talks about an oak wall in the lobby, which is accompanied by a round mirror, ideal to see yourself before going out into the street.
The whole place is very well lit thanks to the aforementioned windows and also to the light system that was installed. The kitchen is open concept with white countertops and light colored cabinets. It is also equipped with stainless steel appliances.
In the dining area there is a table that belonged to his old apartment – the one he bought at the age of 24 – he explains that he could never get rid of it.
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