What did the inside of a medieval serf house look like?

A medieval serf house was typically small and simple, often consisting of a single room with a thatched roof and walls made of wattle and daub or timber. The interior featured a central hearth for cooking and warmth, with smoke escaping through a hole in the roof. Furnishings were minimal, usually including a table, stools, and a sleeping area with straw or furs for bedding. Light was limited, often provided by a few small Windows or by the fire itself.