Forget about nylon hammocks designed for camping!
You need simplicity and elegance for an indoor setup. Are you planning to use it outdoors at all? If not, forget about the Claytors, ENOs, Warbonnets, etc and go for a hammock designed to be used indoors. Just to sweeten the pot, the indoor hammocks are much larger than the campers. Even so, when not in use just unhook one side and put it on the hook with the other side. You can even roll it up and leave it hanging from a single hook; easy as pie.
Brazilians are the hammocks I would recommend. I've been sleeping in a Brazilian full-time at home for about 3 years now. There are also Mayan and Nicaraguan hammocks to consider, but the Brazilians are my favorite for night after night sleeping. This
one isn't the best out there, but it meets your criteria for cost and should give you a good idea of the comfort levels possible. For an indoor rig, IMO you want a cotton bed fabric. Nylon conducts cold way too good for my taste indoors and the cotton is oh so soft against the skin, while being easy to clean.
I commend you on joining, or thinking about joining, the ranks of home hammock sleepers. We are a small group, but growing.
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