The design of applications that comply to the REST architectural style requires observing a given set of architectural constraints. Following these constraints and therefore designing REST compliant applications is a non-trivial task often not fulfilled properly. There exist several approaches for the modeling and formal description of REST applications, but most of them do not pay any attention to how these approaches can support or even force REST compliance. In our current work we follow a model-driven approach for the design and realization of REST services. We will introduce a multi-layered model which enables (partially) enforcing REST compliance by separating different concerns through separate models. We will also show an implementation of our approach based on the proposed meta-model and method.