Rafael Masó designed the furniture for the first-floor bedroom in 1924, upon the marriage of his brother, Joan. The geometric forms of the bed headboard, wardrobe, and dressing table show Masó's preference for austere refinement combined with traditional craftsmanship. To accommodate the large Masó Valentí family, the house originally contained many more bedrooms on the second floor, now occupied by the offices and exhibition rooms of the Foundation. The inner staircase, with its pronounced geometrical and vertical design, is an example of Masó's adaptations of the English Arts & Crafts interiors. on the second-floor landing there are two drawings attributed to Goya, as well as others by Marià Salvador Maella, Eugenio Lucas and Vicente López, among others.
