The Most (and Least) Organized Rooms in Your Home 🏠✨

Is being “organized” the same as being “clean”? Or is it more like, “a place for everything, and everything in its place”… except the stuff crammed into that one junk drawer?

A new poll ranked the rooms in our homes from neatest to messiest. And let’s just say, the results are very relatable.

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The Most Organized Rooms

1. Living Room (45%)
   Apparently, the “company-ready” space is where we flex our fake cleanliness the most. (Don’t open the ottoman, though — it’s 87% Lego.)
   
2. Main Bathroom (44%)
   This is where the “guest towels” live. You know, the ones no one is actually allowed to use.
   
3. Kitchen (42%)
   Sure, the counters look nice… until you open the Tupperware cupboard.
   
4. Dining Room (37%)
   Mainly because half of us don’t even use it.
   
5. Bedroom (33%)
   Translation: one third of us are pretending our “floordrobe” counts as décor.

The Least Organized Rooms

1. Garage (12%)
   Also known as the place where bicycles, Christmas decorations, and three broken lawn chairs go to die.
   
2. Closets (9%)
   Because if you can close the door, it doesn’t count, right?
   
3. Basement (8%)
   Every Canadian’s personal museum of hockey gear and half-finished renovation projects.
   
4. Other Bedrooms (8%)
   Especially the kids’ rooms. AKA Level 10 chaos zones.
   
5. Home Office (6%)
   Where “organized” means balancing your laptop on a stack of unpaid bills.

Who’s Doing the Organizing?

Shocking no one: women do most of the organizing. 74% of women said they’re the ones handling it. Meanwhile, 42% of men also claimed they do… which means about half of them are fibbing.

And here’s the kicker: 23% of women say they actually enjoy organizing. But women were also twice as likely to say they hate it. (So basically, organizing is our love language and our nemesis.)