Mieras writes that Kramer exhibited a workers' living room bedroom. A.R. Hulshoff's catalog showed that the architects strove to make each room a whole. The furniture was intended for people with little money, but it was actually too expensive. Kramer's ameublement cost 900 guilders. According to Mieras, the furniture has a beautiful shape, but it is not practical. The divan, for example, is too large for any home let alone a worker's house.