Pop-ups, evenings, and people we work with
We take the studio elsewhere occasionally, and open it up for small evenings here. If you are building something quiet and careful, tell us about it.
- Small rooms, few people
- Chosen, not sponsored
The kinds of things we say yes to
We are a small studio, so we take on few things and take them seriously. What follows is the shape most of them have.
Pop-ups
A short residency somewhere else — a shop, a hotel, a launch, a market with the right feeling to it. We bring a compact version of the studio: a couple of services, a proper set-up, and the same pace we keep here. We do not do noisy demonstrations in the middle of a crowd.
Private evenings at the studio
The studio after hours for a small group: a birthday, a hen night that would rather be calm than loud, a team closing out something long. Short sessions in rotation, a slow room, and enough time that nobody is watching the clock.
Brand collaborations
We work with brands whose formulations we already reach for. That is the whole test — if it is not something we would put on a guest's skin without being asked, we will say no kindly. When we do collaborate, we say plainly on the page that we did, and we do not make claims on a brand's behalf that its own labelling does not.
Press, photography, and filming
The studio can be photographed or filmed outside opening hours, when no guest is in the building. We do not photograph guests, and we do not run shoots around live appointments — the room belongs to whoever is in it.
How to propose something
Send a short note: what it is, when, roughly how many people, and why NOMAD in particular. Short is better than polished. We reply to everything, including the ones we decline.
For partners and organisers
Questions before you write to us
Fewer than you would expect, and deliberately so. Tell us your number and we will tell you honestly whether the room can hold it without losing what makes it worth booking.
Occasionally, when the timing and the setting are right. Ask early — travel changes what we can bring and how long we can stay.
A space that can be made quiet and semi-private, a power point, access to running water, and somewhere to store things out of sight. Our hygiene standards travel with us unchanged.
We try it ourselves first, on our own skin, over weeks rather than days. If it does not earn a place in the studio on its own, no arrangement makes it fit.
Tell us what you have in mind
A few lines is enough to start. We would rather hear the idea early than the finished deck late.