I'll update with some pictures later, but I discovered something interesting today. I've been adding storage. I put up a grooved cabinet so that lidded boxes from Dollar Tree slide in. Then my wife bought me a label maker so I can get them identified. Then I just put up a ledge by the lathe so I can put my turning tools there, close to hand. Built some shelves for that as well so my chucks and that sort of thing can also live close to the lathe.
Here's what's interesting: after having just built the ledge/shelves for the turning tools I noticed blank spots in my other recently completed storage. Meant that the stuff that goes there wasn't there. I put back the stuff I had used.
Before I had a place for things to go it's likely that they would have stayed where I left them until the next time I searched for them. Searched, of course, because by the time I needed them again I most likely would have moved them two or three times to get them out of the way.
Having a place for things means that, at least for me, I'm more likely to put things away when I'm done with them because it doesn't look right when they're not there.