Nôma Ceno emerges as the scenographic expression of the Nôma brand, bringing a new voice that goes beyond architecture and is dedicated to creating immersive experiences that transform environments into unforgettable encounters. Here, scenography is not seen as simple composition or the act of filling space, but as the art of building atmospheres that move, engage, and impact people in different contexts. This approach translates the brand’s essence into experiences that combine boldness, presence, and emotion, making each project unique.

At the forefront of this vision is Rebecca Arnaud, a designer with more than eight years of international experience and a portfolio that includes collaborations with clients in China, London, Canada, and beyond. Determined to step outside her comfort zone, Rebecca built her career by uniting creativity, courage, and authenticity, always with the mission of translating stories into powerful visual expressions. For her, design is more than aesthetics: it is a way of revealing the uniqueness of each brand and creating deep connections with audiences. Her journey is defined by a constant pursuit of innovation and by the belief that true creativity is not about fitting into predefined patterns but about opening paths to original and memorable experiences.

The design of Nôma Ceno reflects this very philosophy. It is built on a balance between bold expression and adaptable functionality, grounded in a modular system that can be reconfigured for different contexts — from large festival stages to more intimate corporate environments. This flexibility ensures that scenography is never static, but a living structure that responds to the specific needs of each event, adapting to diverse narratives without losing its distinctive identity.

Visually, the project embraces strong geometries, bold lines, and vibrant contrasts, elements that immediately create a sense of presence and impact. Every detail, whether structural, material, or atmospheric, is crafted with precision and intention, reinforcing the idea that scenography goes beyond the visual: it shapes emotions, guides perceptions, and transforms spaces into complete sensory experiences. Lighting and the rhythm of forms complement the visual narrative, allowing each environment to become immersive and resonate on both emotional and physical levels.

With Nôma Ceno, Rebecca Arnaud reaffirms her role as a designer who doesn’t just create settings but builds universes. Her approach unites technique with purpose, aesthetics with emotion, and modularity with creative freedom. The result is a project that inspires, impacts, and proves that scenography, when carefully designed, is not just something to be seen — it is something to be deeply felt.