Workplace Vienna Furniture Museum

The Vienna Furniture Museum lies in a quiet, green inner courtyard in the middle of Vienna's 7th district. From what was once the imperial-royal furniture depot of the Habsburgs, one of the most significant furniture collections in the world has emerged over time.

Here, a sense of design and historical knowledge meet a small, versatile team with high standards. Anyone who works here likes to think across boundaries, stays curious, and takes on the most varied tasks with resilience and a hands-on spirit.

Find out more about the history and offerings of the Vienna Furniture Museum on the site page.

6,500

Objects in the collection

From the Baroque to the 21st century

4 floors

Furniture design from four centuries

Baroque and Rococo, Biedermeier and Empire, Historicism, Vienna Modernism, and 20th/21st century

World's largest

Biedermeier collection

Original Habsburg furniture, complemented by “Sisi on film”

The variety of our work is our wealth. Not sitting in an office, but staying on the move - changing location day by day, working with different colleagues, and meeting guests from many backgrounds and cultures.

Dario, Guest Services

At the Vienna Furniture Museum a comparatively small team works together - and that's precisely the appeal: tasks overlap, responsibilities are versatile, and every colleague visibly contributes to the whole.

  • Guest services & cultural guiding
    Our colleagues welcome guests at the ticketing desk, guide visitors through the four floors, and share the history and context of the furniture collection.
  • Cleaning
    The museum is kept clean and tidy by a small, dedicated cleaning team.

This site is actively supported by our colleagues in administration. You can find more information on career opportunities in administration here.

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