Per Viking Cruises, this is a "Living Room Concept"...
Really?
Yes, it's a real thing.
Not just a concept on paper.
It's so vast.
For a 48,000 GT ship - it's fantastic.
You get there, you sit there, and this environment wraps you with its soft wings of relaxation and calmness.
No, it's not a hall of the boredom, not at all.
It's a pleasant place to be.
Try to find your favorite spot.
Designed with modern minimalism, it offers the Viking's interpretation of a Grand Staircase on a cruise ship.
The monumental LED screen with ever changing images gives this public room prospective and life.
The right thing in the right place...
What is under the staircase?
The screen has no rest.
Even when it's off (very rare) it is displaying a masterpiece.
This time is for "The Black Square" by Malevich:
The screen has no rest.
Even when it's off (very rare) it is displaying a masterpiece.
This time is for "The Black Square" by Malevich:
The aft end of the Atrium:
What is behind this decorative grill?
Elevators.
A view from the elevator:
A beautiful model of the Viking Star:
There are many places here to sit, to talk, to think, to bring your laptop to, to stop near artwork, or just to listen to the quiet melody of the ship at sea far away of everything...
The Atrium is in fact a multifunctional venue that can be used as a show room as well.
Note hidden electroaciustic and light equipment:
