Interior design of the hall of the museum fully captures the essence of inspired Suprematism works of Kazimir Malevich. This vision emanates simplicity and abstraction simultaneously, focusing on basic forms and colors. The space welcomes guests with raw, geometric elegance, characterized by clean lines. Dominant forms such as squares, rectangles, and lines are combined with dynamic forms, creating a composition that attracts attention while maintaining a minimalist aesthetic. Colors are based on primary colors such as red, blue, and yellow, highlighting Suprematism ideas. The furniture and interior details are functional but in the spirit of abstraction. Consistent use of simple forms makes the entire space radiate peace and quiet balance. This entryway interior design for a museum in the style of Suprematism pays tribute to works by Kazimir Malevich, transporting guests to an abstract world of shapes and colors.