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Wellbeing is not an extra.
Pool, sauna, gym and recovery, included. Charging for wellbeing is a sign you don't understand who you serve. For us it's the foundation you live on.
Our story ↗
It started
with a need.
NOMAD was born because the place we wanted didn't exist. We were working remotely from Bali, spread across a coworking, a gym and a café. Tired of searching, not of living.
We stopped searching and started building.
Our premise
It's not about traveling more.
It's about living better.
— NOMAD, founding manifesto
I.
The problem
The year we got tired of searching.
Bali, 2024. Twelve hours of work a day, scattered across five addresses: one to sleep, one to work, one to train, one to eat, one to socialize.
The problem wasn't Bali. It was hospitality. Hotels give you a room. Coworkings, a desk. Gyms, machines. No one offered you a whole place designed to live in.
Four memberships a month and an hour and a half lost every day commuting. That wasn't freedom. It was logistics in disguise.
II.
The idea
If it doesn't exist,
we build it.
A building where everything you need to live well is under one roof. Room, coworking, gym, recovery, café, community. No commuting, no overlapping memberships.
And one decision: we weren't going to do it in Bali. Saturated, expensive, crowded. The opportunity was where the wave hadn't arrived yet.
We crossed over to Lombok. Kuta, to be exact. Lombok today is where Bali was fifteen years ago.
48
daily flights
international airport
13 min
MotoGP circuit
Mandalika
15 min
world-class surf
Kuta beaches
III.
The build
Today we're a team building The Home.
A couple dozen people across Spain, Indonesia and Lombok. Founders, marketers, lawyers, architects, site managers and local crew.
The first project: The Home — a 10-room boutique hotel in Kuta + Nirvana, the 24h coworking and recovery space open to the public. Opening November 2026.
The thesis isn't a pretty hotel. It's a network of places where people who live like us can arrive, recognize the system and come back.
What we believe ↗
Four ideas that hold up
everything else.
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Community isn't bought. It's designed.
Wi-Fi and open doors aren't enough. Communities are built with flows, casual encounters and curation of who comes in. Every meter of The Home is designed for paths to cross.
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Living somewhere beats visiting it.
We design with day twelve of your stay in mind, not the first morning. Long stays, memberships, returning members. A place only starts to reveal itself after the seventh day.
04
Arrive before the wave.
Bali was empty in 2010. Lombok is empty now. We build where you can still set the pace, not compete with it.
The team ↗
A couple dozen people.
Three continents.
One project.
NOMAD isn't built in offices alone. It's built where the sites are, where the clients are and where the laws are. That's why the team is spread across Spain, Indonesia and Lombok — each one close to their part of the problem.
Core · Founders & Operations05 people
Marc CubellsFounder & CEO
Guillem CubellsStrategic Operations & Team Management
OliverHead of Sales
Sam & AnaSales Team — Setters & Closers
RodrigoProject Manager
Creative · Brand, Marketing & Content03 people
Joaquín VigilMarketing Strategy & Paid Media
Micaela VigilBranding & Visual Identity Director
NachoVideographer, Editor & Interior Designer
Legal & Tax · Spain + Indonesia06 people
Aziz, Aji, Ariy & AzilLegal & Finance Team — Indonesia
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Alberto & PacoInternational Legal & Fiscal Strategy
Construction · Lombok05 people
FranciskaHead of Construction
AgusHead of Construction
LuftiConstruction Manager
AdithRendering & Architectural Coordination
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CharlieConstruction Supervisor
Local · Lombok Community01 person
SafiBrand Activation & Community — Lombok
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What's coming ↗
Three ways to be
part of this.
The Home opens in November 2026. It's the first, not the last. The second will come, then the third, until they weave a network where you recognize the system.
If it resonated with you, there are three ways in.