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 Project Architect at NU Architecture & Design in Ho Chi Minh City. She also lead Spatial Design at EN0D/D0NE and freelances for international clients. Prior to that, she was a designer and production manager at 22RE OFFICE, where her work on brand environments for AKILA, DPTO, and Malbon gained wide international recognition — covered by Dezeen, Designboom, Frame, Sight Unseen, Hypebeast among others.

She is currently accepting work as a Freelance Designer and Spatial Consultant.