About Me
Biography
Claudia Ambrosi (1988) is an Italian born and Stockholm-based qualified Interior Architect, member of Architects Sweden organisation (MSA). After a career in finance under her belt, Claudia rekindled her passion for interior architecture and graduated with First Class Honours from the Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design at the prestigious KLC School of Design in London, issued by the University of Brighton (UK). During her studies, she honed her crafts on residential and commercial design at a leading studio in central Stockholm. Nowadays, Claudia is freelancing on exciting projects worldwide. There is no project too small or too big, and thanks to her multicultural professional experiences, Claudia can adapt to different styles and wishes.
Work Experience
2026 - now | Building Engineer, Semrén & Månsson Architects (Stockholm)
2024 - now | Freelance Interior Architect, The Live Design Project (Remotely)
2022 | Interior Architect Intern, Geco Interior Design (Stockholm)
2015 | Interior Designer Intern, Lord & Vella Interior Design (London)
Education
2025 - 2027 | Diploma HE in Building Engineering, focus on BIM (Building Information Modeling), Nackademin (SWE)
2026 | BIM-Parametric Design and Coding, Nackademin (SWE)
2025 | Circularity of Construction Materials and Reuse, Nackademin (SWE)
2019 - 2024 | BA (Hons) in Interior Design, University of Brighton/KLC School of Design (UK)
Awards
2026 | Winner Competition Hotel Renovation - Le Rohan Hotel Strasbourg
2025 | Winner Competition Hotel Renovation - IBIS Hotel Toulouse
2021 | Winner Competition Residential Design - AMARA/KLC School of Design
“I love everything about interior design and my true passion is to bring to life timeless and sustainable schemes. I always approach each project with an open mind, and awareness that users’ needs are at the centre. Looking through my portfolio you may notice an inclination towards clean lines, and natural materials, such as wood and stones.
For me interior design is about stimulating senses through colours and light, conserving historic architectural features, and focusing on essential forms. It is about rigorous attention to details, and enhancing well-being. I want to create peaceful spaces that are smooth and emotional, but also naturally encourage human connections”.

