The Excelsior Hotel: A Cultural and Historical Symbol Opened in 1908, the Hotel Excelsior in Venice Lido is not only a luxury hotel, but a cultural and historical symbol of the city. Deeply connected to the history of international cinema since the first Film Festival in 1932, the Excelsior is renowned for its majestic architecture that evokes the splendor of bygone eras, with interiors that combine classic elegance with modern comfort. Its halls and terraces offer spectacular views of the sea and the city, becoming a gathering place for intellectuals, artists and film celebrities, making it the beating heart of festival activities. Located in this evocative setting, the “Terrazza Cinematografo by Atlas Concorde” emerges as an exclusive meeting point with a sea view, ideal for talent and celebrities. Here, Atlas Plan's staging design blends with the glamour of cinema, creating a unique environment for events and meetings during the festival.

Terrazza Cinematografo by Atlas Concorde: A Meeting of Design and Glamour. From August 28 to September 7, the “Terrazza Cinematografo by Atlas Concorde” is transformed into an exceptional lounge designed to welcome celebrities and personalities from the international film industry. This space becomes the hub of interaction and style, with a schedule of events reflecting the importance of the festival.

The layout design, characterized by a contemporary and elegant design, is dominated by an imposing bar counter,made with Atlas Plan surfaces and designed both as a central point for socializing and as a distinctive element that embodies style and modernity. The design is complemented by essential and refined elements such as tables from Atlas Concorde's Habitat series, which encourage interaction in an elegant setting. Collaboration with well-known made-in-Italy design companies such as Living Divani, which provides elegant seats and tables with stoneware tops, and Modulnova, with its outdoor kitchen that combines functionality and aesthetics, emphasizes the importance of Italian design in the international context. Artemide, with its portable lamps, adds a warm and welcoming touch to the space. This space thus becomes a refined meeting point, where the aesthetics of Atlas Plan blend harmoniously with the elegance of the film festival, emphasizing how design can significantly enrich the cultural and social experience of the festival.