It was very spacious compared to the houses of common people . The ground floor is given over to the servants, spinners spinning and three weavers working at two vertical looms. Further to the right another servant is grinding corn and someone probably sifting the flour, an important task as little pieces of rock frequently were part of the flour. The second floor is the living area of the family. In the main hall, the qa'a , the master of the house sits on a chair placed on a dais.
Servants bring refreshments and flowers.
There are four small windows close to the ceiling, more for ventilation than lighting. On the third floor there is a kind of office. Again the master sits on his raised chair. A servant cools him with a fan and chases flies away. Another offers him a drink.