More area gives belongings more places to disappear
A large house can distribute disorder elegantly without making daily life any easier to navigate.
Storage must follow behaviour: keys near arrival, bags on the route they actually travel and household items close to where they are used
Capacity alone cannot compensate for poor placement.
The design consequence is expressed through distance, shared and private routes, landscape filters, acoustic care and boundaries that can be crossed by choice.
A well-planned home may not stop us losing the keys, but it can stop the plan from helping us lose them.