Mandy Moore may have lost her Altaden, California, in January at Eaton Fire, but now she is ready to renovate.
In the Instagram Story, Moore, 40, she shared the post of her interior designer, Sarah Sherman Samuel, who contains photos of the guests for guests that used to be part of Moore’s house.
Moore and her husband Taylor Goldsmith renewed their estate at the time of the fire. According to Instagram, a post -colleague designer Emily Farnham, the kitchen was just completed in December 2024.
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Taylor Goldsmith at the place of his and Mandy Moore after a fire in Los Angeles.
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Samuel shared in his post that “the kitchen for guests on our #Moorpanishrevival project was so fun to dream,” but “unfortunately the building was lost of fire.”
After a fire in January, Samuel said they had only “these few missing iPhones departure since I visited the final list of blows a few weeks before, which does not make this cheerful kitchen justice.”
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The photos showed a redesigned kitchen, which once contained modern cabinets with beads from Samuel’s lines for Semihandmade and Vintage Table and chairs.
Samuel wrote that she was grateful that Moore and Goldsmith “found a place to land and the reconstruction plans are already ongoing.”
“I don’t think we will change anything …” she noticed.
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Home Mandy Moore is reflected in the kitchen for guests lost in the fires of La.
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While sharing Samuel’s post, Moore repeated similar feelings, writing: “I miss this space and our home and Altaden, so I look forward to the renewal of version 2.0 with @sarahshermansamuel, @emilyfarnharmachitecture and @bronstruction.”
Although she shared three with her followers on the social media on January 9th that the “miraculous” “main part of the” house “was still standing” after the fire, she said on February 11 that “the content of our home is almost the overall loss of” because of its proximity to fire and other burning structures.
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Taylor Goldsmith at the place of his and Mandy Moore after a fire in Los Angeles.
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“Everything will have to be disposed of … Maybe even the walls. We won’t be there for a long time as the neighborhood itself is sorted and cleansed, and the renovation begins,” she told her followers.
Thinking about when they discovered the home of Altaden in the summer of 2020, Moore added that they “were weeks away from finally ending up with everything when the fires hit.”
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