Luca Santambrogio

Luca Santambrogio (born 1995 in Desio, Italy) is a talented young luthier who combines traditional Spanish craftsmanship with modern design sensibility. After earning a degree in industrial design, he studied at the Civica Scuola di Liuteria di Milano under Roberto De Miranda and refined his skills with Marco Bortolozzo. Working from his workshop in Milan, he builds concert guitars known for their tonal balance, structural lightness, and refined aesthetics.
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    Luca Santambrogio - 2025 Torres FE24 1867

    Luca Santambrogio - 2025 Torres FE24 1867

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    Luthier: Luca Santambrogio
    Construction Year: 2025
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Birdseye Maple
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: D sharp / E
    Weight (g): 1190
    Tuner: Alessi
    Condition: New

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About the Guitar Maker

Luca Santambrogio was born in 1995 in Desio, a small town in the Brianza region of northern Italy, an area renowned for its strong artisanal heritage. After earning a degree in industrial design, he turned his focus to guitar making and studied at the Civica Scuola di Liuteria di Milano, graduating in 2022.

During his studies, he trained under the guidance of master luthier Roberto De Miranda, where he developed a solid foundation in classical guitar construction and a deep appreciation for traditional Spanish building methods. Later, under the mentorship of Marco Bortolozzo in Milan, he refined his skills with a focus on sound quality, lightweight structure, and aesthetic precision.

Today, Luca Santambrogio builds his guitars in Milan, drawing inspiration from the great Spanish masters such as Antonio de Torres and José Luis Romanillos. His instruments embody a balance between refined craftsmanship and expressive tonal character, reflecting his dedication to acoustic excellence and the timeless art of classical guitar making.