Go to HOUZZ and look at gravel driveways in New England-they have it down and many use a granite atone or paver border-This is best and aesthetically pleasing.But, if you want budget friendly, there is a cheap fix.

Hardwood floors are definitely more aesthetically appealing, more durable and are much easier to clean.

I've always been a massive fan of A-frame cabins; it's hard to be the aesthetic and clean lines.

I've really grown to dislike LVP from an aesthetic perspective, but it's the clear winner over hardwoods from a durability perspective, especially for investment property.

I also will place quite a few used appliances as long as they are aesthetically pleasing.

I pick most of the aesthetic materials or things that are more noticeable and have more to do with the design. 

I cleaned up the property's landscape to make it look more aesthetically pleasing.

I haven't actually spoken to anyone within the zoning offices but just from reading some of the archaic local ordinances it seems like many of the municipalities are pretty strict about retaining the aesthetics of the neighborhoods.

Finishes in other countries are often kind of odd, I know the North American aesthetic well so I rehab the property according to those standards.  

I don't care if the site is aesthetically pleasing so long as it is not ugly enough to make people leave the site immediately.