What are the five most commonly crafted sets?

What are probably the five most commonly crafted sets? I am on XBox NA, if that matters.

All that follows is just background and rambling, if you want to ignore everything below.

I know some sets are a lot more popular than others, so no one will have the exact answer, but I would like a good idea. I already have all six PvP zone set stations attuned in my home. I also have the one from the Dragonguard (Ancient Dragonguard set). I currently have enough writ vouchers for five more full set stations, so I would like to pick ones that people would use most.

For context, I am a solo player who has never been in a guild, and I don't want to be in one. I have read that console will soon be able to open up our houses for tours, or something like that. I am trying to set up my free Sword-Singer's Redoubt that ZOS recently gave us, to be like a guild hall. Hopefully, it will be useful for other players who don't want to join a guild, but who would like to enjoy some of the usual amenities, but who also don't have the resources to set up the stuff in their own home. Someday, I plan to have all of the set stations attuned in my home, but it will take a very long time to do that many writ vouchers (I also don't have the 55 million or so it would take to buy the rest through traders).

So far, I have all of the regular crafting stations, an outfit station, an armory station, a transmute station, two aetherial wells, all 13 Mundus Stones, two target dummies ("Target Iron Atronach Trial" and "Target Centurion Lambent"), a banker, a merchant, a deconstruction assistant, an armory advisor, and a fence. I don't personally do the vampire thing, but I also have a vampire well and thrall for any vampires who may visit. I don't know if house guests can use storage chests and coffers to get to their stuff, but I have all storage chests/coffers laid out, in case they can. I have already changed my house guest permissions for visitors to be able to interact with everything, but NOT to redecorate (I have been reading up on this stuff as much as I can). If you happen to know of something I am missing that would normally be in a guild hall, or that just might be useful to visitors, then feel free to comment on that.

JUST A RAMBLING SIDENOTE - I have been playing ESO for about a year and a half. I have two homes where I always just "dumped" all of the household stuff I keep picking up from gathering, looting, scrying, etc. When I saw we would be able to open our homes to visitors soon (without having to manually add a visitor), I thought it would be a good idea to set my home up for people who don't want to be in a guild, but would like access to some of the usual amenities I have read about (I have never personally been in a guild, so I only know what I have read about). I have been in my own home a LOT MORE often than ever before, because it now has some utility to it, with all of the crafting stations and things. I always hated that huge hole in the ground, but I happened to have something called "Font of Auri-El" which covered it up and actually looks kind of nice. Once I started looking at how I could lay things out to be easy access, but still look kind of nice, then started moving things around to try different looks, I suddenly found myself spending time actually decorating my home, which I have NEVER done before. I actually started pulling some of the random stuff from my warehouse homes and actually arranging them in my new home. I never cared about any of the housing stuff before. Now that I started having some utility in there, and since I am hoping to open my place up for others to use, I am honestly very surprised at how much fun I am having with the decorating, and how excited I sometimes get thinking about it. I am going more for function than looks, so I am mostly decorating with whatever I already happen to have. However, I do a LOT of gathering, so I have a large stockpile of materials and I have even started with crafting a few household items that I felt I needed. I even bought Redguard diagrams for braziers and streetlamps so I could craft more lighting that will match the existing decor. I never understood why so many people cared about housing and decorating, but now I am beginning to understand why so many people consider it to be their endgame! LOL :)