design a tea workshop and museum that sits majestically over the sea offering visitors panoramic views of the water through large strategically placed windows the building should embody a serene and harmonious atmosphere blending traditional and modern design elements that reflect the cultural heritage of tea the interior should be predominantly crafted from warm wood creating a natural and inviting environment no windows to maximize the view of the surrounding sea allowing natural light to flood the space inside the space should feature floating paper lamp over the counter that add an ethereal quality with glass tea flasks and pots displayed prominently the layout should include a dedicated workshop area for tea preparation a central exhibition space and a pathway leading up to an outdoor deck where visitors can enjoy the sea breeze and unobstructed views consider the sunny climate in the design ensuring that the space remains bright and airy sustainability should be a priority utilizing eco friendly materials such as sustainably sourced wood the overall design should create a tranquil retreat that resonates with the cultural significance of tea serving as both an educational space and a cultural landmark that attracts tea enthusiasts and tourists alike architecture
