Organizational aesthetics have been the development theme of the management field in recent years, it may influence employees' effectiveness. It is worth researching whether there will be any difference in different degrees of job involvement. In this study, the independent variable is organizational aesthetic perception, the dependent variable is well-being, and the moderating variable is job involvement. The purpose of this study is: 1. To investigate the relationship between organizational aesthetic perception and well-being. 2. To define the moderating roles of the relationship between organizational aesthetic perception and well-being. A total of 338 valid copies have been adopted. Correlation and Regression analysis are adopted for data analysis. The results show that there is a significant correlation between the organizational aesthetic and well-being, and there is partial significant moderating effect on job involvement. This study gives some suggestions according to the result of the study.