In the smoky kitchen and the interior room there is an exhibition from relics which werw presented to the museum. We can find here churn, hackle, swingle, kneading hutch, handwoven, embroidered splash-guards and saurs, nimles and chisels for woodworks. The anvantage of jolly organisation is that every object camn be touched.

Bakonybél surrounded by forest was repopulated after the Turkish reign. Because the environment was not apt to produce crop, the trade was focused on making wood equipment. By the middle of the 19th century, there was not one family that did not complement its income of farming with domestic industry. Due to this fact, village of Bakonybél became a 'carving village'.

The utensils and fixtures of the kitchen represent different ages, we can find both old and modern ones. The parents lived in the back room, but before the marriage of the youngs all the family had lives here. Many relics which were made in Bakonybél can also be found here.