Alma Nido · By Els Van Wemmel
Where new roots find home.
Nature‑inspired home design for expats settling into life in Spain. Gentle guidance to turn a new house into a true nest and to help you feel at home in your whole new rhythm.
I offer my services in English, Nederlands and Deutsch.
Welcome
A new country. A new rhythm. A new house that doesn't quite feel like home yet. After the first euphoria comes the quieter work of grounding: adjusting, belonging, finding your balance. We look at how your house, your energy and your daily rhythm interact, so the space becomes an extension of the life you are building here, not just a setting for it.
About me
A guide who has walked the same path.
I moved from Germany to Spain and felt the quiet, unexpected dip that follows a fresh start. The rental house didn't flow. Alma Nido was born from that feeling, and my determination to help others find theirs.
Read my story →Share your story
Every move abroad is different.
As I continue building Alma Nido, I want the services and guides to grow from real experiences rather than assumptions. That's why I'm looking for people who are willing to share their relocation journey with me.
Whether you're still preparing for your move, are surrounded by moving boxes, or have been living in Spain for a while but are still finding your rhythm, I'd love to hear your story.
- What has surprised you most?
- What has been more challenging than you expected?
- What helped you feel at home?
Your experiences will help shape Alma Nido into something that truly supports people during this transition.
As a thank you for your time, I'll happily share my three digital guides with you. I hope they'll offer a little inspiration and practical support wherever you are in your journey.
If this sounds like something you'd enjoy, I'd love to invite you for a relaxed virtual coffee and a conversation.
I'd love to hear your story.
Share your story
Newsletter
Gentle guidance for your new home.
Seasonal letters with rituals, light tips and small ways to make your house feel more like a nest.