I think this is a good idea. I know that ESO+ members already get double the amount of items able to be placed down for each of their houses. From the "HOMESTEAD: BASICS GUIDE," they say, "You can place 15 furnishings, 1 Trophy Bust, and 1 Assistant, Mount, or Pet in an inn room on an account that does not have ESO Plus. Those limits double if you have an active ESO Plus membership." I wonder if the limit has anything to do with the game itself, or if it's just scaled to the initial cost of the house?

For example, there has to be a limit on the first house you get in the Daggerfall, "The Rosy Lion." The house is pretty much a closet, so it wouldn't make sense for us to be able to buy our way to cramming 100 barrels in there because there simply isn't the space for it. Now we would be able to fit 100 cups, but as far as item placing limits, a cup "costs" the same to place down as a barrel. So do we have item limits to prevent this kind of abuse, where games might crash on people entering the house due to no space for movement?

Or is the item limit simply based on relative house size? I would buy some kind of scroll or item that boosts how many items I can place down for each of my houses. Would 100 crowns for 10 extra items be fair?