But many of these interiors may vanish soon. In a quest to present North Korea as a modern nation, the government is undergoing a massive effort to construct more contemporary buildings in its capital city of Pyongyang, Wainwright wrote in a Sept. 11 article for The Guardian. Later that month, the Hermit Kingdom unveiled an impressively state-of-the-art airport and leader Kim Jong Un has reportedly ordered that some buildings replace their floors with more "modern" materials like vinyl and granite, Wainwright explained.
Take a look at Wainwright's photos of North Korean interiors and marvel:
Rungrado 1st of May Stadium, Pyongyang
Rungrado 1st of May Stadium, Pyongyang 
Paektusan Academy of Architecture, Pyongyan
Kim Jong Suk Creche, Pyongyan
Changgwang Health and Recreation Complex, Pyongyang
Yanggakdo International Hotel, Pyongyang
National Drama Theater, Pyongyang
Pyongyang Diplomatic Club
Yanggakdo International Hotel, Pyongyang
Chongnyon Youth Hotel, Pyongyang
Grand People’s Study House, Pyongyang
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