I would say the living room since it is usually the first thing you see when you come home and where you spend the most time.
My mind and where I sleep. If I cannot fully rest then I cannot fully function and I can never fully rest surrounded in mess. When my mind is feeling cluttered, I find decluttering my space helps
Inside my room is the carpet and the clothes on my floor. I need a second laundry basket. Also my rug. It gets a lot of little thrash. I need to bring in the second laundry basket and sweep twice a week
I think the two most important parts to keep your home clean is to stay on top of it everyday and make sure everything has a place. Everything needs a place, and for me, it not only provides a sense of organization but it also provides a sense of stress relief when I go looking for things. Losing things is a huge stressor/pet peeve of mine, and this rule eliminates a lot in my life. It’s also really helpful to have everything in one place to figure out how much stuff you have and ideally, how much stuff you don’t need because you already have it. The second point to keeping a house clean is to stay on top of it everyday. Put away things right away because as the mess builds up, it can become more overwhelming to tackle. But spend 10 minutes tidying up at the end of the day? That seems way more manageable.
I am tempted to say everywhere but it’s impossible to have all the house clean at the same time .... especially with a toddler 😅. So I try to keep everywhere tidy as much as possible and clean the bathroom and living room most.
Keep the kitchen sink and drainer clean and clear. The tidiness will spread from there. It doesn’t take long to do and once you’ve started you’ll have the impetus to carry on and do a little bit more.
Clothes. Laundry is so hard to keep organized especially when there are piles, well MOUNDS, of clothes. Keep them neat & fold RIGHT AWAY! While still warm.
Make your bed, it’s symbolic. Take of the quilt, shake it, brush the bits of hair and dust off your mattress, put your pillow back in place. Lay your quilt flat, and get on with your day. It takes 2-3 minutes and you will thank yourself later.
kitchen. when your kitchen is clean it’s much more motivating to want to cook. becoming zen about cleaning and cooking will strengthen this daily routine
Where you spend most of your time. For me, as long as my house is decluttered, I have fresh air and natural light in, I am happy.