Two interiors
The descriptions mention furnishings from around 1930–1940 and a home from around 1950–1960. The difference offers a starting point for looking at living and household use side by side, when a visit is possible.
Space and use
In an alcove dwelling, layout and limited living space are central. During a confirmed visit, see how the commentary explains the furnishings, without regarding every situation shown as the general rule.
A guidebook schedule is not enough
One museum guide mentions Wednesday afternoons, while elsewhere a temporary closure is stated. So have both the opening and the home to be visited confirmed directly.
Before you go
Do not plan an unchecked walk-in visit. Confirm the date, address and how to get there; the Wednesday hours listed do not remove the uncertainty about the temporary closure.
Sources
This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.