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"Michael J. Fox and Tracy Pollan's Manhattan Home\nAt the New York City apartment the actors share with their children, the interior design firm Gomez Associates has balanced practicality with sleek, subtle refinements\nTracy Pollan and Michael J. Fox in the living room of their New York City apartment, which was refreshed by designers Brooke Gomez and Mariette Himes Gomez.\nA 1940s French silvered-bronze chandelier from Alan Moss graces the entrance hall, where a '40s table designed by Osvaldo Borsani rests on a Maison Leleu rug, both from Bernd Goeckler Antiques.\nDesigners Brooke Gomez and Mariette Himes Gomez updated Pollan and Fox's living room with clean-lined modern furnishings, including blue-glass table lamps from Bernd Goeckler Antiques and a pair of Dessin Fournir sofas covered in a Claremont fabric; the artwork between the windows is by Louise Bourgeois, the piano is by Steinway &amp;amp; Sons, and the early-20th-century Turkish Oushak carpet is from Doris Leslie Blau.\nThe space features a 1930s De Coene Fr\u00E8res black-lacquer console (one of a pair) from Karl Kemp Antiques and a circa-1950 glass-top Edward Wormley cocktail table from Wyeth; the square cashmere pillow is from the Shop.\nA painting by Richard Pousette-Dart is displayed between circa-1920 French sconces from Alan Moss; the vintage Arne Bang ceramics on the mantel were found at Maison Gerard, and the Hickory Chair armchair is covered in a Kravet Couture fabric.\nA circa-1940 Venetian-glass chandelier hangs above the dining table, which is surrounded by bespoke Himes Gomez\u2013designed chairs; the photo diptych is by Uta Barth, and the Art Deco carpet is from Doris Leslie Blau.\nThe dining room's 19th-century Continental fruitwood cabinet is topped with a Murano-glass lamp from John Salibello Antiques.\nIn the breakfast room, the '60s Lightolier pendant lamp and the table, a '60s teak partners desk by Florence Knoll, are both from Wyeth; the banquette is covered in a Lee Jofa linen, and the Knoll Saarinen chairs, from Design Within Reach, are upholstered in a Manuel Canovas chenille from Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout.\nThe kitchen features classic schoolhouse light fixtures, Shaker-style cabinetry, and stainless-steel and marble countertops.\nThe library is outfitted with a Charles H. Beckley daybed covered in an Osborne &amp;amp; Little chenille, a Stephen Miller Siegel club chair clad in leathers by Edelman, and a circa-1950 Dunbar mahogany cocktail table from Liz O'Brien; the '30s German ceiling fixture is from Alan Moss.\nArrayed in Fox's study are a '50s Wormley walnut-and-steel desk, an Eames desk chair from Design Within Reach, and an Art Deco club chair; the Art Deco alabaster ceiling fixture is from Chameleon Fine Lighting.\nFamily photos line a hallway; the striped runner is from Doris Leslie Blau.\nIn the master bedroom, a Judith Belzer painting hangs over the A. Rudin bed, which is dressed in a Calvin Klein Home coverlet; the Art Nouveau bench is from Maison Gerard, and the Art Deco side table near the window is from Karl Kemp Antiques. The lighting includes an alabaster pendant from Urban Archaeology and a bedside sconce (one of a pair) by Remains Lighting; the curtains are of a Scalamandr\u00E9 silk, and the custom-made Bauhaus-style rug is by Doris Leslie Blau.\nFox's bath features a polished-nickel sconce by Urban Archaeology.\nA daughter's room is furnished with a capiz-shell light fixture by Oly and an Egg chair from Inmod; the carpet is a William Yeoward design for the Rug Company.\nIn a children's room, sconces from Remains Lighting are mounted between Charles H. Beckley beds upholstered in a Fabricut linen."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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