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For me, it helped that I chose locations where it "made sense" but was also convenient.
I've got a big, decorative bowl on a table by the front door where my wallet, keys, etc go. Basically all the stuff I need when I leave the house is there, and I dump them back immediately when I get home.
My remotes, e-reader, laptop, etc are usually on the coffee table. When I'm not using them, they go inside (it's a lift-top with storage inside).
Just little stuff like that + forcing myself to repeat until it's a habit.