urban oasis

Trend forecaster Anne Ziegler has made a career out of being on the cusp of the latest styles. Now, after a decade of cramped apartment living in New York City, she embraces the laid-back vibe of her new Los Angeles home.

Ziegler relaxes in her Los Angeles home.

When Anne Ziegler and husband Scott Manson began hunting for a house in Los Angeles last year, they were seeking an oasis from their busy careers.

Inexpensive sheepskin rugs from IKEA serve as stylish throws for chair backs and sofas.

Ziegler likes to rotate art throughout the home.

A vignette of collected treasures: a Josef Frank candelabra, a pair of vintage antlers, and a shell-covered box given to the couple as a wedding present.

A botanical print echoes the bright hues and patterns of the living room’s throw pillows.

Ziegler’s office is a blend of utility and chic.

Ziegler’s inspiration board, charting what’s new and next!

Fashion-themed books and photography purchased from Tappan Collective infuse Ziegler’s office with color.

A creation by Field Kallop gives graphic definition to an ethereal interior.

“STYLE SHOULDevolve. YOU HAVE TO BE OPEN TO change.”

A Swedish trestle table is paired with IKEA chairs.

A recessed bookshelf displays Ziegler’s collection of Astier de Villatte creations.

Ziegler relaxes in her Los Angeles home.

In the kitchen, a vintage French stool provides a spot for perching.

In the bedroom, high (luxe Matteo bed linens) and low (IKEA pedestal table) cohabitate with ease.

An oversize ceramic bowl offers chic storage in the entryway.

In wall Shelves.

In the guest bedroom, a photo by Victoria Will of the band Animal Collective hangs above a bed dressed in bright-blue linens.

“I love the house’s clean lines. They’re a great backdrop for favorite things.”

Small bathtub with a chair.