If this were the case aesthetics have changed a bit and i would say white is back in fashion especially with the black painted windows, black door knobs etc.

Here are my options, here's the commode in three different places.Twenty people contribute and offer you aesthetic opinions.

Cost in the bay area in my experience is $500-800/sf (and up of course) for anything with aesthetic value or if there's slope on the lot, depending on complexity.

For instance, it doesn't always account for the condition and aesthetics of a property. 

Currently I have fresh paint on the house (inside and outside), new doors (Garage and entrance), Solar Panels (10K system w/ LG Battery), and exterior aesthetics upgrades.

I am not in love with them in terms of the aesthetic, but they can be a good choice depending on the room. 

But in my experience, you can buy high quality things from people without breaking the bank and having the aesthetic you are searching for. 

While I'm having a professional site plan done, but, having a custom house plan by an architect tends to be extremely expensive and "overkill" for my purposes (in my opinion), especially since as a GC I'm able to do optimizations to the plans myself.High quality plans in my mind are plans that are aesthetically pleasing and are (as designed) up to code (meaning, they don't specify floor joist spans that are too long, etc.).

Flooring is a crucial aspect of any rental, balancing durability, aesthetics, and cost-effectiveness.

That said, I'm super intrigued by the maintenance ease (getting a new door when needed), the 25 year warranty, the fact that I might be able to remove and reuse them and the aesthetic possibilities with IKEA.