three floors are open to the public, the souterrain, with the kitchen and garden (restored in 1972), the first floor ("bel-etage" with long hallway), and the top floor, with one bedroom on display and rooms for exhibitions. in the blue room, several paintings on the walls show previous owners (by unspecified artists). in this room there are also several decorative paintings by jacob de wit, though these have been sourced from other buildings in amsterdam. decorative pieces by jacob de wit were at some stage in the house, but previous owners took them with them. it is not clear if some of the current jacob de wit paintings are 'back home'.