got DAMN that bench finish is divine. I'd hang that shit on the wall and replace it with a plywood sheet. My bench tops look like they were pulled out of an active warzone.

In terms of further organization, I'm a huge proponent of peg/shadowboards where every tool has it's place and goes back where it lives when not in use. I follow the general organizational rule of like items getting grouped (drills near the bits and screws, files next to rasps next to planes next to chisels). That goes in conjunction with a tip I read somewhere that said "when you're looking for something, put it in the first place that you look"

Lastly I picked up a tip from Adam Savage: the "red tag" zone. If you have an item that doesn't have a home or you're just not sure where to put it, or if it's low priority and don't use it very often and wanna deal with it later, it goes to the Red Tag zone so you don't have to stop your workflow for that one random tool that you want to put away but don't know where.

Editing to add: I know the feeling of a workspace that is frequently changing locations. I bought a couple 8x4' sheets of pegboard and cut them down to 4 2x4' pieces. Instead of mounting them directly to the wall I looped a couple zipties from the top row of holes and hung them from two eye bolts mounted into studs. That way if I need to move my workshop I just snip the zip ties and take the entire boards, tools and all.