The phrase "aesthetic details" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that contribute to the visual appeal or artistic quality of something, such as design, art, or architecture.
Example: "The interior designer focused on the aesthetic details to create a harmonious and inviting space."
Alternatives: "visual elements" or "artistic features".
For the right buyers, usually the affluent, Mr. Lambiase says, "it's the aesthetic details, the paint job, the leather on the saddle, which makes them special".
The Walentases have won admirers for their attention to the aesthetic details of their developments, and for supporting artists, whom they encouraged early on to move to Dumbo.
Mr. Payne, a native Nebraskan, and Mr. Begley, a Manhattan lawyer, have placed Schmidt in familiar milieus, drawing moral and aesthetic details according to what they know.
Beyond the technical wizardry, the Singer flaunts captivating aesthetic details.
Jonieke appreciated these little aesthetic details that comprised our time together.
The opportunity to construct aesthetic details precisely, and combine them with larger social themes, drew Wilde to write drama.
Rhodes has always had a keen eye for the aesthetic detail and enjoys a side career as a photographer.
He writes wonderfully, in an easygoing yet elegant manner, with an eye for the telling aesthetic detail, and throughout brimming with intelligence and passion.
To qualify for the seal, which is considered by many to be the finest expression of Swiss watchmaking, a timepiece must meet standards for aesthetic detail and timekeeping precision that are checked in a rigorous 12-step certification process.
He is a director with enormous presence behind the camera, whose films (particularly Hacksaw Ridge, Apocalypto and The Passion of the Christ) are, among other things, immensely confronting portraits of pain, rendered in sometimes excruciating aesthetic detail.
It is peppered with aesthetic detailing – the wild new haircut, the monolithic earring, the weight loss, losing his old rugby friends and beery lifestyle – that cement an "only gay in the village" caricature that still doggedly refuses to shift from the British mindset.
