Residential interiors on display at the exhibition are an attempt to reconstruct the décor of houses in pre-war Oświęcim. The majority of exhibits was donated to the museum by inhabitants of the town and its surroundings. A living room is one of the rooms on display as a place for festive meetings and dinner parties. A wooden folded table for 12 people and a sideboard are the highlights of the room. This furniture set was made in the Oświęcim Salesian Workshop in 1930 as a wedding gift for a couple from Oświęcim. An early 20^th century piano from Lipsk stands next to it. On the walls, there are photographs and a 19^th-century tapestry with a hunting scene. There is also an elaborately decorated two-door wardrobe with a display cabinet. China dessert and dinner tableware is arranged on the shelves. The displayed exhibits date to the 1920s and 1930s. You can also see charming porcelain figurines from the 1^st half of the 20^th century. There is also a beautiful sculpture of Diana from the workshop of the inter-war sculptor, professor and rector of the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts, Konstanty Laszczka.