The shrubs and wooden plants I see are bare.

Rip up the wood floor from that room and patch the rest of the wooden floors with that.When done properly (and most likely all the wood was originally installed from the same batch and at same time), you will have magnificent wooden floors.Don't skimp on a refinisher--it will make all the difference!

Painted white brick (if it’s a flip), operable wooden shutters, landscaping etc.

Custom Island was built, crown molding, wine rack, and trim was built around the fridge.

I don't even drink much wine, but I think they look cool, and would help to differentiate the unit. 

I'd never seen a painted wooden floor in the living area of a house (other than a little checkerboard thing I had in a bathroom) before getting into this business, but they're quite common in lower end and Section 8 areas in these parts, done in a chocolate brown typically, with area rugs, it looks pretty good and is very cheap to re-do at the turns.

There’s a 1,068-bottle wine cellar, gourmet kitchen with blue Esmeralda countertops and top-of-the-line appliances and a wellness area with wet and dry saunas.

Already have worked on drywall and just tearing off some of that old wooden siding panels and painting.

Also, are people that rent your place not allowed to have friends over for dinner or a glass of wine?

I've bought and sold houses that had perfectly serviceable wooden windows.If I was 20 and starting out again I would find a place to learn.