The house was furnished with the carefully protected pieces of furniture of several generations. The oldest of these is the late baroque sideboard of around 1830 that had belonged to the mother of the elder Gáspár. Other two unique items (a bench and a wooden box) belonged to the first wife of Gáspár I. These wore made around the beginning of the 1860'ies.

The rest of the furniture belonged to junior Gáspár Nyúzó and his daughter. The one-door wardrobes of the room were made in 1888 and brought into the family by the wife of the younger Gáspár. The wife was coming feom a more oppulent family.

The beds were placed into the corners of the room. Underneath the window there is a bench, above it there is a mirror. There is a table in front of the window, and two chairs are standing by the side of the bed. Besides the glass and porcelain items on the top of the wardrobe there are the potteries of the Nyúzó's.

The furnishing of the porch is simple. On one side of the entrance door there is a sideboard, on the other side there is a bench with water bowls. At the rear wall thera are two chairs and a table, and a cupboard filled with utensils in the corner. Above the table and the openings of the ovens, bowls from the 19th century are lining up.

The interiour of the workshop is a reconstruction. In one corner of the front yard there are potter's tools, above which pots are drying on a line of planks. In the back of the workshop there are a bench, a table and two chairs. Pots waiting to be adorned stand on the table. In the other corner there is a simple bed and a small bench.