Đelòzija is the name of the apartment on the first floor, and it's a traditional word in Dubrovnik subdialect meaning jealousy. Đelòzija apartment is on the so called “piano nobile”— the main and most representative storey in traditional reneissance buildings, and it has 32 m2 with autenthic high ceilings decorated with stucco and big windows overlooking the famous Stradun street and the Gothic style portal of the Franciscan church.

Oriđìno is the apartment on the second floor, another word from Dubrovnik subdialect meaning a joker, a person who likes making jokes. Oriđìno apartment is also 32 m2, with the same spatial organization like Đelòzija, but instead of decorated stucco ceilings, here there are wooden beams and the original stone walls left visible in the interior. It faces Stradun street and the portal of Franciscan church directly across Stradun.

Kûndurica is a studio apartment on the top floor of the house, also a word from Dubrovnik subdialect, Kûndurica means a nosy person (someone who wants to know everything about everyone). The studio apartment is 26 m2 and it's very spatial and cosy, with a big shower whose window overlooks the Franciscan church across the street. The view from the windows is of the city walls and the bell tower of the Franciscan church.