The soundproof padded double doors form the entrance to Freud's consulting room, which leads directly on to the study. To the left of the entrance door to the consulting room a small concealed door leads to the entrance hall - an exit that patients could use if the waiting room was in use. To make it possible to visualise how the consulting room was arranged in 1938 enlargements of photographs by Edmund Engelman which show how the furniture stood are mounted along the walls. There is also a Kachelofen (ceramic stove) typical of the period standing here; altogether twelve of these Kachelöfen were used to heat Freud's apartment and work rooms but only the one in the waiting room has survived.
		Ground Plan Staircase Entrance Hall Museumshop Lobby Waiting Room Consulting Room Study Room Media Room Exhibition Hall Library Courtyard Timetable 1-2-3