The furniture pieces designed by Tymon Niesiołowski and the wrought-iron lamp hanging above them are examples of highly stylised folk forms. On the walls are woodcuts by Władysław Skoczylas (‘Góral’, ‘Janosika imię nigdy nie zaginie’, ‘Janosik z frajerką’) and kilims that he designed (‘Pieta’, ‘Ukrzyżowany’, ‘Zbójnicy’). The collection is complemented by works by Skoczylas’ pupils: Edmund Bartłomiejczyk (‘Lany poniedziałek’, graphic print), Stanisław Raczyński (‘Zbójnicy’, woodcut) and Wacław Wąsowicz (‘Góral’, woodcut). The collection is rounded off with reproductions of works by Zofia Stryjeńska. The sculpture collection above the stairs consists of the ‘Shrine with a Piper’ by Stanisław Wójcik and a 1926–36 set of formist sculptures by Roman Olszowski’s students from the Wood Industry School.