Elizabeth Rees on Book Bundle, Vintage Vicker + More

Elizabeth Rees It comes from the tradition of printing and knows that the right graphics can have a lasting impact. Family work specializes in large format projects such as billboards and advertisements located in the buses. When the Rees lived in Manhattan, she helped a friend who was supposed to update his office and appeared with background flaps. It was not only easy to use, it could change in accordance with the interior. Her background was a perfect product for clients who obsessed the design they wanted to experiment with color and exemplary without having to commit to a set of reconstruction.

Rees Conforced Haunting paper With his brother Mike Rees in 2013. Years. Today, the regions and a company based in its hometown of Milvaukee, Wisconsin, where he lives with his wife and two daughters. Nose rushes now offers a complete solution and products manufactured in cooperation with noticed designers and influences, from fresco to tiled stickers.

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Surrounded by motifs and shades from each end of the spectrum, it is not a surprise that the Rees Visual Student is. He hopes that her story will be in print, in the form of a book that Bibliophiles will nurture. “I like to talk stories and find the right words to convey a certain feeling or moment in time,” she says. “That would be a dream to write a novel one day.”

Rees has a lot of touch projects, and its days include different aspects of leadership. Never be afraid of speaking before the audience, the regions revealed that it enjoys being a moderator. Last year, she moderated two panels, and her role had arrived naturally. It was also a fun break from her routine and looking forward to more opportunities to get involved in this way.

The balance is not always easy to achieve, but one habit ensures that the regions remain focused no matter what happens. “I think you go outside or on the race bar allows me to go from work to life in the house,” she notes. “A walk helps me clean my mind and reduce the stress I wear in my body during the day.”

Today, Elizabeth Rees joined us Friday fiveRecording!

PHOTO: Kindness Charmspring

Out of business running, I am also a mom of two! Springboard Charmspring is one of the favorite ways to give the family a sense of routine and fun, visual and designer ways.

Photo: Kabooompics

2 Stack books (always!)

There is something in a crowd of well-loved books that immediately makes the space feel and layered. I’m deep at the moment Creative act Rick Rubin – Must-Read for everyone in the world of design. I also love novels and I just finished All the colors of the darkwhich was so uniform and well written.

Photo: Elizabeth Rees

I always look for ways to be more present, and the brick device is so smart to take digital detox. It is a minimalist block that limits what you can access your smartphone, allowing you to be at a time without distractions of social media and endless notifications. Whether me brainstorming new design wallpapers or coloring with my daughters – this device helped me get a healthy distance from pulling from withdrawal always related to technology.

PHOTO: Kindness Marimekko

Marimekko has mastered the art of daring, graphic prints, and their green green towels for towels will never go out of style. I recently added placed for my kitchen and are immediately made everyday moments happy. It’s a reminder that big design is not just for big statements – small touches can be equally impacted.

PHOTO: Cardiness of paper paper

5. Vintage Vintage

I’m always on the hunting for unique vintage, and lately I can’t get enough vintage knitted. It adds the right amount of texture and heat to space, balancing multiple modern pieces with a little sign. Whether it is stylized with a throwing pillow or left naked for a sculptural moment, it brings a charm without effort in any room.

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Anna Zappri is a writer and editor based on New York with a passion for textiles, and can often be found on fashion exhibits or purchases for more books. Anna writes five columns Friday, as well as commercial content.