Often times construction is thought of as rooms and roof, flooring, walls and cabinets. However, the devil is, as they say, in the details. It is here that the aesthetics of a space become realized and the realm of the craftsman and that of the artist are blurred into one. When you stop thinking of sculpture as marble busts on pedestal and houses as machines for living, we can start seeing our lived environment as a work of art. These details suddenly become quite important, and if you've thought of them from the very beginning of a project, it will be that much easier to incorporate them seamlessly and beautifully.