This Video Tour of Mandy Moore’s New High-Vibe Home Is Full of Decor FOMO

Fortunately for those dying for a sneak peek at her new digs (present!), A Walk to Remember's leading lady gave Architectural Digest a tour of her California dwelling, which she said was specially designed to suit "the next chapter" of her adult life with her fiancé and pets. So grab a bag of spirulina-sprinkled popcorn and kick back for the healthy-home tour of a lifetime (mountain vistas included).

Originally built in 1950, the house has a foyer with its original brick and a copper hood that Moore says inspired a metal theme throughout the space, seen in small touches like the brass inlay of the tile floors and copper-topped coffee tables. The texture combination gives the house a classic, yet refined, look that's accented by Moore's mesmerizing artwork picks that highlight the nature around her—one being a gorgeous, neutral-hued photo of the mountains. Another major theme throughout? An open-concept layout. "Nothing about this house feels formal," says Moore in the video. "I love that everything still feels so open. There's not, like, a ton of separation between sort of main living areas," she says.