Camille Thai is a Los Angeles-based interior architect working at the intersection of space, brand, and material culture.

She holds a Master of Architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (2022) and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture with a minor in Psychology from Temple University (2020) — a combination that shapes how she reads people as much as she reads plans. At SCI-Arc, her thesis on how new media is transforming interior architecture earned a Merit Award and a place in ongoing academic discourse. She was also the recipient of the Thom Mayne Endowed Scholarship, the SCI-Arc Continuing Scholarship, and the AIA Affinity Award.

Her professional work spans retail, residential, and brand experience. Currently, she works as a Senior Interior Designer at Samaha Studio, a luxury real estate development and architecture practice in Los Angeles. Prior to that, she led design and production at 22RE OFFICE, where her work on brand environments for AKILA, DPTO, and Malbon gained wide international recognition — covered by Designboom, Frame, Sight Unseen, Hypebeast, Complex, Fashion United, Superfuture, IDEAT, Fashion Network, and Yinji Space, among others. She has also contributed to the NEOM Project: The Line at Oyler Wu, one of the most ambitious architectural undertakings of our time.

She designs from doorknob to district. Every scale matters.