In India, museums face several problems such as a lack of visitors who particularly belong to the current generation. Some infrastructures require a huge amount of funding and often utilise land on a large scale. The primary aim of the research is to study the visitor’s perception related to museums and to find out how a link can be established between the current generation and their cultural heritage through the elements of interior design according to the Indian cultural perspective. The study includes a literature review, surveying the target audience between the age group of 15 and 30 years of age, and conducting case studies of the prominent cultural museums of the country—each specialising in conveying a different storyline and themes. The research focuses on improving the quality of the museums by taking feedback from the target groups through the elements of interior design along with the aspects of user experience design. The research will be based on trying to find what elements of interior design can be considered to make the museums more interactive. The paper highlights the points that should be considered while designing the interior spaces and technological elements that can be incorporated to create a better experience for visitors.