By: Erica Cummings, Principal
There is a common saying, “the devil is in the details” which implies that details are where interest and mystery lie therefore emphasizing their importance. When talking design details it can mean many things, from how something is constructed to little intricacies that make up the greater whole. Below are a few examples, great and small, for how the DIVINE can be found in the details.
These wood seats are elegantly suspended in a jewelry-like setting.
Large scale architectural details provide support, signage and create a dynamic street presence.
The uniqueness of the copper pipe for the railing and floating fireplace add details to this space that emphasize the comfortable industrial aesthetic.
A live edge to a piece of wood provides unending character to a space and easily transcends modern to rustic to industrial design, and beyond.
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The alignment of the wall panels with the windows and the shelving were thoroughly thought through and detailed in this modern space.
Being mindful of lighting and using it to highlight the floating bench detail provides function and ambiance to this outdoor setting.
Some details find themselves in the immense thought and engineering of a simple product such as this LED light, like this one by Tunto.
Details, devil or divine?
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