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" A hammock in your bedroom? Why? My bedroom is a cocoon, a cave, a place I go for unwinding and recharging. The hammock gets me to chill in seconds. The swinging and rocking puts me in a place of Zen that&amp;#039;s very healing.  It&amp;#039;s got a whole lot of color for a cocoon. I would&amp;#039;ve gone with white. But my 10-year-old daughter found it when we were on vacation in Jamaica, and she asked if she could have it.   Why isn&amp;#039;t it in her room?  There was no way to hang it. My bedroom has huge concrete columns\u2014we live in a loft in TriBeCa that was once a factory.   Do you do anything else there besides decompress?  I listen to my favorite music in it. Citizen Cope, Stevie Wonder, Maxwell, M.I.A. I also have lots of mix CDs that were made by DJs, which I use for my fashion shows. And I read. Right now, I&amp;#039;m reading the poetry of Rumi.   Do you ever sleep in it?  It&amp;#039;s not Gilligan&amp;#039;s Island!   Where have you always dreamed of sleeping?  In the gardens of Versailles.   What kind of bed did you have as a kid?  I slept in the dining room, in a bed that was a little smaller than a twin that my dad built. The house was small and we didn&amp;#039;t have a lot of money.   What&amp;#039;s on your nightstand?  I always have fresh flowers, books, Tic Tacs, and a sketch pad given to me by Manolo Blahnik, for jotting down ideas.   Is your room scented?  It smells like my Vie Luxe Istanbul candle\u2014one of those subtle scents that doesn&amp;#039;t overpower a room.   Does this room make a fashion statement?  I&amp;#039;d say it&amp;#039;s clean, with an easily interchangeable palette. I use white sheets and switch out throws and blankets according to my mood.   What would a Rachel Roy bedding set look like?  The sheets would be extremely soft, the kind that get better with age and washing. I&amp;#039;d have white, light florals, stripes. There would be details like hand stitching, but not overly done. I&amp;#039;d love to have a home line. Hammocks would definitely be included.  MAKE THE BED... Crushed Taffeta pillow in Plum, and Koi in Red Hot pair of pillows by Ann Gish. Leeka and Khal metallic pillows by Missoni Home through Elizabeth Bauer. Jocker and Humbert throws by Missoni Home through Pandora&amp;#039;s. Dream Zone sheets and pillowcases by Wamsutta. Painted Camellia Vase by Marchesa for Lenox at Bloomingdales. Clothing and ring by Rachel Roy. Produced by Abby Tabak. Photography by Jessica Antola. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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