Design lab was very interesting, however, on the upper two floors there was nothing special to be seen apart from lots of carpets, and chairs, and more chairs, and a bit more chairs.

I was there with my brother. The building is designed nice and it has many rooms. But I am not fan of modern art. Most of the works are modern.

Superb building by the versatile 19C architect Heinrich von Ferstel; exquisite collections of Persian and Turkish carpets, East Asian ceramics and statuary, and European furniture, especially from the Secession. But the curating is distracting and pretentious: small items are dumped on the floor rather than exhibited at eye-level, while captions are absent or limited or presented in elaborately contrived ways. The management should show their collections more respect, rather than using them as occasions for curatorial theatrics.