A modern industrial - style interior of an energy museum boasting a polygon - shaped open - plan layout. Spanning across the distinct timeline of development, glass display cases are carefully placed, each housing a collection of historical objects deeply related to energy. The color palette is predominantly composed of dark orange, khaki, and blue, creating a harmonious yet dynamic visual impact. Tall, sturdy columns stand as essential structural elements, enhancing the industrial aesthetic. Projection screens are strategically positioned, vividly presenting historical pictures and high - definition videos of energy production, with clear and concise explanatory text. Wall - mounted sand table models are exquisitely crafted, accurately portraying energy - related geographical distributions and complex production scenarios. Among the exhibits, hydrogen bombs, atomic bombs, and nuclear submarines take center stage, highlighting their crucial significance within the energy - related military domain. Luminous light strips elegantly wind through the space, effectively enhancing the visibility of signs, light boxes, and an eye - catching luminous title. The lighting design creates a shallow depth of field effect, expertly drawing attention to the key exhibits and design elements, making every corner of the museum a focal point.