Dayak Culture Aesthetic in the Interior Design Balanga Museum

This research is In 2012 the government revitalized the Ethnographic Museum of Balanga, the interior layout created following the atmosphere of traditional Dayak tribal life. Collections are organized based on the life cycle, starting from the ceremonies of the birth, marriage and final stages of the ceremony, namely the uniqueness of the Tiwah ceremony. Here there are also unique traditional weapons such as Chopsticks, Duhung, Mandau, miniature long houses called Betang, fish invitations called Mihing, Sapundu and Hampatung Karuhei statues, Turtle charms, various brassware, various Chinese ceramic jars from the Ming dynasty and Ching called Balanga and Malawen dishes. The Balanga Museum also received around one thousand confiscated weapons which were used during the ethnic conflict in Sampit in 2001 as a historical collection.The purpose of this study was to obtain data on the forms of interior layout related to the history of Dayak cultural life, so as to increase the knowledge and preservation of the interior design of the Balanga Museum as a cultural heritage that presents traditional Dayak tribal culture in Central Kalimantan.The researcher articulated, elaborated the characteristics of art objects, and explored in detail the use of color in showroom. The researcher used qualitative and semiotic methods.