Does this strategy put you in a better position in terms of defending?

[JustinTaylor]

I've come across the recommendation to avoid smoothing colony walls and floors as a means to reduce overall colony wealth and deter more severe raids. However, it's also essential to provide some level of beauty for your colonists' well-being. I'm curious about how the beauty achieved through architectural design compares to that produced by statues. If you opt for rough rooms or dirt floors but compensate with exquisite artwork, does this strategy put you in a better position in terms of defending against raids?