While it might not make sense to make some things larger or smaller, it would be nice to scale items like trees so you could use the same one in multiple places but a smaller or larger one nearby would make them not look exactly the same. Now you can only rotate them around a bit for some variety.

Also, another huge problem with this is that the textures are probably of a fixed resolution. You could raise the texture resolutions to the max as you scaled, but very quickly they would become pixel monsters. Maybe a limited scaling factor could keep things within reason.

I really have to wonder how RIFT did it and was able to do it effectively, including having some HUGE items and some TINY items without them looking like crap. Its been my second favorite game for housing, ever. They also manage to have thousands of items allowed in a home/housing area when its been upgraded.

ZOS has tentatively said they will look at possibly raising the limit down the road and I hope they do, because currently there's not enough allowance to decorate these huge, beautiful homes they keep offering for crowns. I don't bother to buy them anymore simply because I can't do them justice in all their glory, without having spaces look sparse or hiding access/cutting off access to parts of it, to make it seem smaller. I think, however, that it will be some time before such a thing becomes a reality (raised item cap), if it becomes one at all.

I still believe scaling would help, because at least you could size things the way you need or want them, which could help fill in areas but the original reason for the post was sparked because of the tea cups, which I've wanted forever, and then was extremely disappointed with when I saw they were the size of bowls. It caused me to wonder if the sizing of items was ever considered against the average sizes of the characters. I mean... a cup of milk as big as a Nord's head? No wonder no one wants to be labelled a milk drinker...