Dadaism and Futurism converge with a nomadic spirit: this is how Nomadoismo takes shape—an evolving design vision that finds its Mediterranean expression through MaisonP, the sole Italian voice of this emerging language. The references are layered and transversal, drawing from the theatrical worlds of Anouska Hempel and Jacques Garcia to the eclectic aesthetics of Oliver Thomas and Ian Thompson.

At the helm is Luca Piccinno, interior designer and founder, whose unconventional approach gives rise to spaces that blend comfort with imagination. His aesthetic, shaped by travel and instinct, spans the backroads of America, the cosmopolitan pulse of Los Angeles, and the refined geometries of the East.

MaisonP is a growing studio, strengthened by a network of skilled artisans and the creative input of Alessandro Mario Cesario, an eclectic collector whose bold yet balanced combinations enrich each project.

Each space becomes a narrative: shared environments, found objects, layered memories. Trunks, hatboxes, sports memorabilia, and everyday fragments form a visual story made of returns, thresholds, and silent presences.

Projects unfold between Milan and the Mediterranean coast, from Courmayeur to Ibiza, merging urban rhythms with a fluid, nomadic idea of inhabiting. Interiors become narrative shelters, where light defines surfaces and volumes, and design embraces memory as living matter.

MaisonP stands today as an independent voice in the Italian design scene, advocating for an interior language that is experiential, emotional, and without fixed geography.