What keywords to learn more about sense pleasing? The article What Makes Something Aesthetically Pleasing? | Simple Minded lists some way to pleasing your senses:

Vision: balance, emphasis, rhythm, proportion, pattern, unity and contrast. Along with the visual elements: color, line, shape, value, texture
Hearing: loudness, pitch, beat, repetition, melody, pattern, noise
Touch: texture, shape, weight, softness, temperature, vibration, sharpness
Smell: sweet, fruity, fragrant, pungent, chemical, woody, minty
Taste: umami, sweetness, sourness, bitterness, texture, pungency

If I want to learn more about sense pleasing, where should I start? Which subfields within psychology or neuroscience research about this? The Wikipedia page of Sensation doesn't contain the keyword pleasing. Searching on Google Scholar with the keyword sense pleasing doesn't yield anything. Two other fields relevant to this are aesthetics and design, but they are just applications of this concept.
It seems to me is that sense pleasing is better recognized by the term &quot;rewarding stimuli&quot;:

stimuli that the brain interprets as intrinsically positive and desirable or as something to approach

Obviously rewarding stimuli isn't necessarily about sensual stimuli, but that would be a good start.