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"AD Visits: Candice Bergen\nCandice Bergen looks pensively at the view of Central Park she enjoys from her Manhattan duplex apartment-a space as lucid and confident as her beauty. \"This apartment is all about familiarity,\" the actress says. The cedar block and glass table holds some of her favorite collected objects: an opium pipe and chunk of jade from Burma, a pre-Columbian stone carving, and \"spilled milk\" from a Hollywood magic shop.\nThe two-story studiolike Living Room, in a circa-1915 building, exults in its view through an unusual expanse of window upon window.\nA mirrored panel interrupts the view and casts one of its own, while a Tiffany poinsettia lamp reinterprets the patterns of nature beyond. Above the elaborate African chest, an antique Siamese Buddha casts a serene spell. Ledges at either side display family memorabilia and books about exotic places.\nA bold image by Jack Youngerman sparks the Dining Area, which can be closed off from the living room by the bifold doors at left. The lightly scaled setting-Mexican chairs surrounding a glass-topped rattan table, and a built-in serving console-continues the mode of functional simplicity. A Vibrant kilim rug edges the area, contributing geometric interest.\nMiss Bergen's Bedroom is the balconied space above the dining area, where light-toned rattan furniture, small Hansen wall lamps and pristine bed linens harmonize with an ample antique mahogany partner's desk and a scroll-back chair-all anchored by dark Rosecore carpeting. When bifold doors and window shutters are open, the area seems like a floating platform that reaches expansively toward the vista; when closed, it becomes a cozy room-within-a-room."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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