Every organized space contains invisible decisions somebody keeps repeating.

Order in a space is not a state; it is a set of habits repeated so consistently they become invisible. Keys go in one place, the dish is washed rather than set down, the mail is dealt with rather than stacked. Somebody is making those decisions dozens of times a day. The tidiness people admire is the accumulated residue of that repetition.

Rather than organizing a space, identify the two or three repeated decisions that would keep it that way. Practice those until they stop requiring thought. The habit is the actual thing being built.