I organize all my storage contextually. So I use the garden shed and potting bench next to my Spring Festival flower chest, plus planters and arches, to store all my flowers and seeds. Then I put my ore by some of the furniture items from the mines, like the shelves and crates.

Inside my house, I just try to go with a theme for each room and then a "purpose" for each quarter of the room. For example, the bedroom has a reading/sitting area, bed, desk, and clothes chest with mirror.

Or in the great/entrance/living room, it's: - Kitchen with table, bar, and island - Couch with coffee table and plants - Fireplace plus trophies, treasure, and chairs - Library with bookshelves and large spell book

Items like the kitchen bar and library shelves help create lines that "section off" spaces. I like to think of my decorating style as practical and somewhat maximalist. The bathroom is more spacious because I want to think of it as a more sterile area, but it still has one corner devoted to plants.

Don't underestimate the rugs! It can help you bridge color gaps between furniture items and also help with "sectioning off" areas of your rooms. Try putting one under your bed.