The interior design of Dry Wave Cocktail Studio incorporates the concept of both the establishment and its cocktails. The term "Dry Wave" refers to a non-liquid wave, representing uniqueness, juxtaposition yet unity, and strength with flexibility. Examples include annual rings from tree trunks or wave patterns found on rocky mountainsides.

The materials used within the studio vividly reflect the Dry Wave concept. Upon entering, the first thing noticeable is the textured plastered walls throughout, bearing wave-like grooves meticulously etched across the entire space. The color scheme echoes the "Dry" concept with warm tones inspired by annual tree rings and rocky mountain hues.

The centerpiece is a stone counter adorned with a special wave-patterned stone, chosen specifically to embody the beauty of the cocktail bar. Functionality was paramount in the design process, ensuring mixologists can work efficiently while keeping equipment organized and accessible. The compact 70-square-meter space was meticulously planned to maximize efficiency, accommodating both customer experience and operational needs.

Collaboration with the owner and bartender team was integral, understanding operational functions and ensuring a warm and functional space where customers, whether individuals, couples, or groups, can enjoy every corner. The customer seating area is mainly located around the cocktail bar, where they can sit beside the Mixologist for a unique and special experience.

In summary, Dry Wave Cocktail Studio is a cozy, community-driven space for cocktail enthusiasts, where every detail, from design to functionality, aims to provide a warm and inviting experience for all patrons