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"AD Revisits: Michael J. Fox and Tracy Pollan's New York Apartment\nTo celebrate our December cover stars, we look at back at their New York City apartment as it first appeared in AD in our October 1997 issue\nIn New York, Michael J. Fox and his wife, Tracy Pollan, share an airy apartment on Central Park. \"It's part of a plan to have a life that's about the family,\" he says.\n\"This is the first place we've done together,\" says Pollan, who asked designer Marc Charbonnet to help create a Swedish-inspired interior. In the living room are an 18th-century oil by W. Hucyunh, left, and engravings by Matisse and Jackson Pollock.\n\"Michael and Tracy aren't formal,\" says Charbonnet. \"They needed a place that worked for their three children.\" A circa 1830 painting by J. Lehmann hangs in the dining room. The Russian neoclassical mirrors are from Sotheby's, as are the Charles X chairs. The cabinets are from Christie's.\nThe library is a comfortable space for reading.\n\"I've become such a New Yorker,\" says Fox, who films his television series, Spin City, nearby. An 18th-century Swedish daybed is in the study, where Charbonnet had a border painted below the moldings.\n\"I grew up in military housing, so I love space,\" says Fox. In the master bedroom, formerly two small bedrooms, are an 18th-century duchesse and a Louis XV\u2013style love seat that was a gift from Pollan's grandmother."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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