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Leslie Odom, Jr. with Mike Harrison, who designed and decorated the room
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The bar setup
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Well-wishes and Playbills
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The sitting area
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"This couch... my wife Nicolette tried to get rid of it, so I thought, 'I know where it can go!'"- Odom
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"I wanted a big accent wall of woodwork to go with the show's colonial feel. I found this amazing self-adhesive wall paper... it's great for temporary spaces."- Harrison
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"Dual functionality is big for small spaces. The stools can work for both seating and small tables."- Harrison
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"It's really something special as an artist when your work inspires somebody else to make something," says Odom of this painting by Kat KJ Lee.
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Leslie Odom, Jr. with Mike Harrison
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"We put up the show for Broadway in, like, two-and-a-half weeks… so there was no time," says Hamilton star Leslie Odom, Jr., leaning against the doorframe of his second-floor dressing room at the Richard Rodgers Theatre. Inside lays a quaint oasis totaling 70 square feet. Enter interior designer, artist, and performer Mike Harrison, who transformed what he calls "a buttery, yellow room" into a place where Odom could "relax before the show, unwind after the show and be able to entertain and have seating areas for guests."
