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My Favorite Room | Actress-musician Harley Quinn Smith

Actress-musician Harley Quinn Smith carves out a space of her own in a home filled with family, pets and mementos.

Among the keepsakes and stacks of books throughout actress-musician Harley Quinn Smith’s bedroom the compulsion to collect is a family tradition.

Keepsakes and stacks of books are scattered throughout actress-musician Harley Quinn Smith’s bedroom.  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

Smith’s affinity with comics, theme parks and movies has informed the aesthetic of her bedroom — one corner of the Spanish-style, 7,500-square-foot Hollywood Hills home she shares with her parents, grandparents and an assortment of dogs, turtles and fish

Smith’s affinity with comics, theme parks and movies has informed the aesthetic of her bedroom — one corner of the Spanish-style, 7,500-square-foot Hollywood Hills home she shares with her parents, grandparents and an assortment of dogs, turtles and fish
  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

Every surface is covered with a memento or beloved treasure.

Every surface is covered with a memento or beloved treasure.
  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

Guitars hang from the walls, alongside vintage posters of “Jaws” and “Pulp Fiction,” and ads for Space Mountain and Snow White’s Adventures at Fantasyland.

Guitars hang from the walls, alongside vintage posters of “Jaws” and “Pulp Fiction,” and ads for Space Mountain and Snow White’s Adventures at Fantasyland.
  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

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“I have stuff I’ve kept my whole life. There are things in here I refuse to let go of,” Smith says.

“I have stuff I’ve kept my whole life. There are things in here I refuse to let go of,” Smith says.
  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

Her bedroom is filled with tributes to the DC Comics hellion Harley Quinn, including posters and animation cels.

Her bedroom is filled with tributes to the DC Comics hellion Harley Quinn, including posters and animation cels.
  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

Her pet rabbit, Cinnamon Bun, inhabits a hutch next to Smith’s four-poster bed.

Her pet rabbit, Cinnamon Bun, inhabits a hutch next to Smith’s four-poster bed.
  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

"It’s the most 'me' room I could ever imagine," says Smith.

“It’s the most ‘me’ room I could ever imagine,” says Smith.
  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

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