Influenced by both Belgian and Spanish design sensibilities, Sandra De Nutte balances precision with warmth, creating spaces that feel both structured and inviting. Her work embraces pure, understated architecture paired with inviting interiors, creating spaces where excellence and sensitivity coexist.
She graduated with honors in architecture from the Universitat Politècnica de València, complementing her studies with academic exchanges at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris-La Villette. These experiences led her to work in architecture firms in Madrid and Paris, refining her ability to approach projects with both technical rigor and spatial sensitivity. In 2021, she completed an MBArch at the IE School of Architecture and Design, further strengthening her vision.
Sandra has collaborated with leading studios such as Francesc Rifé, Eduardo de Miguel, Alonso Balaguer, and Rafael de La-Hoz, gaining experience across different scales and typologies in both architecture and interior design.
Her time in Bogotá marked a turning point, where she embraced a more independent and entrepreneurial approach, working on high-end residential and hospitality projects that deepened her understanding of spatial composition and materiality.
In 2022, she established De Nutte, a practice where architectural rigor meets interior intimacy. Her projects stand out for their ability to create immersive, serene spaces that evoke a deep sense of belonging.
Her approach is defined by noble materials, timeless furnishings, and a precise spatial composition, ensuring that each project goes beyond aesthetics to offer a meaningful experience. She has collaborated with prestigious design brands such as Minotti, Capdell, Schaller, Molteni&C, and Verdi, and her experience includes VIP airport lounges for Avianca, luxury hotels, and residential projects across Europe and Latin America.
Her studio is an ongoing pursuit of aesthetic and functional excellence.
“I create spaces where architecture and design merge into a refuge of serenity, where grandeur and intimacy coexist. My work is about crafting environments that feel both imposing and immersive, yet feel intimate and deeply human to those who inhabit them.”