Louise Roe is known for her personal style, but one look at her home and it's obvious her sense of style infuses all aspects of her life! Her 1962 house has neutral tones with wood and terracotta floors, plus lots of bright light via the large windows. Given its canyon location, the home has the feel of a tree house surrounded by lush trees, but it's anything but glam. The room that caught my eye is the dining room which is a sophisticated take on the 70s inspired entertainer's den.

Pottery Barn's elegant geode bookends are $79 for 2 at potterybarn.com.



Here's how they look styled:



Get a similar look for less with these Threshold teal stone bookends, $17.99 for one ($36 for a set) at target.com.



Here's how they look in real life - impressive! I saw both teal and a more neutral grayish/tan pair:

Haven’t started decorating for the holidays yet? Don’t worry, I’m not judging. My halls are usually decked with holiday decor this time of year, but I’m way behind schedule. The downside is that I still have fall pumpkins lined up by our front door. The upside of delaying? I’ve actually had more time to scope out some festive pieces to add to my holiday collection. If you’re just getting started, like me, then hit up Target for everything. This is not a sponsored post, just trust me that they have holiday decor covered. From pillows to decorative objects to miniature Christmas trees to faux fur throws, Target is a blessing for the holiday decorator on a budget. Did I mention a majority of the decor is under $30?!

Here are my favorite picks under $30:

The Jenny Lind nightstand in white is $199 at Land of Nod (landofnod.com).



Get the look for less with this Circo nightstand, just $63.99 on sale at Target stores (possibly available on target.com but I wasn't able to find it):





Here's how the Jenny Lind nightstand looks in a room to give you a better idea of how it can be styled (it's shown in a kid's room but I think it could work for a grown-up space, too! Obsessed.):