Your Home Design Should Be as Layered as Your Outfit

The thoughtful creativity of Melissa Rees and her company M Hill Rees Interiors always involves layered textures, an unexpected color palette, mixed metals, and rooms as fresh and peaceful as an October sunrise. Melissa’s fantasy kitchen features a gently irregular tile backsplash, a practical vinyl wallpaper that reinforces the organic feeling, and a range of metallic finishes in lighting and hardware that act like the jewelry that completes the perfect outfit. All of the above, of course, work around a carefully planned layout and tons of storage because “just being gorgeous is never enough.”

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Layered Home Design Items In this Photo:

Countertop: Alexandrita Quartzite, Phoenix Granite Fabrication
Backsplash: Subway tile, 2 x 8, Tilebar
Hardwood: Cali Bamboo
Vinyl wallpaper: Phillip Jeffries
Cabinets: Bishop Line in Urban Bronze finish, Oread Design
Hardware: Amerock
Glass: Rex Glass & Mirror

Story and Styling by Keith Recker
Photography by Dave Bryce

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