In the interior of an energy museum, a modern, minimalist industrial style prevails, presenting a captivating allure. The space features a unique polygon - shaped open - plan layout, promoting seamless flow and interaction among visitors. In the heart of this layout, a painstakingly detailed energy factory restoration model takes center stage. Every bolt, pipe, and machinery component is precisely replicated, vividly recreating the operational environment of an energy - production factory. Warm, focused spotlights skillfully illuminate the model, highlighting its intricate textures and fine details, as if resurrecting the past era of energy production. The color palette of dark orange, khaki, and blue weaves an immersive tapestry. Dark orange accents the edges of touch - query screens, signs, and light boxes, infusing a bold and contemporary aesthetic. Khaki, applied to the floors and select structural elements, imparts a sense of stability. Blue, glowing within the light boxes and along the luminous light strips, adds a modern, high - tech allure. Soft, blue - toned ambient lighting floods the space, creating a harmonious backdrop that complements all elements. High - definition historical photos of energy production adorn the walls. The layout of these photos, paired with well - written text, is meticulously designed for easy comprehension, guiding visitors through the energy - related narrative. Each photo is individually lit by small, adjustable LED lights, creating a gallery - like effect that makes the images stand out vividly. Touch - query screens are strategically placed around the museum. Equipped with high - resolution displays, they empower visitors to explore in - depth energy - related information, from historical events to current research. With a simple touch, visitors can access detailed data, interactive diagrams, and virtual tours of energy facilities. Luminous light strips gracefully wind around the space, highlighting vital elements such as signs, light boxes, and an eye - catching luminous text title that resoundingly declares the museum's theme. A projection map is prominently displayed on the floor or a large, dedicated wall. It showcases the global distribution of energy sources in high - definition, with real - time data updates and interactive features. As visitors stand near the projection map, they can observe energy production trends, consumption patterns, and the locations of major energy projects. The lighting design, featuring soft, diffused illumination and precisely aimed spotlights, generates a shallow depth of field. This approach spotlights the energy factory restoration model, historical photos, and other key exhibits, casting dramatic shadows that enrich the overall atmosphere. In this polygon - shaped open - plan layout, every corner and alcove of the museum is bathed in a carefully curated light, rendering the space an inviting and immersive realm. The high - definition visuals and the painstakingly crafted ambiance work in harmony to offer visitors an unforgettable journey, enabling them to delve deep into the rich tapestry of energy development history.