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Claudia Campone
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Claudia Campone
From design to research, Claudia develops tailor-made design experiences for the luxury sector. With an international background and solid expertise in retail, she has collaborated with some of the most prestigious brands in the industry, combining innovation and storytelling in her approach.
Claudia Campone
Claudia believes in a collaborative design methodology, working closely with her team and all stakeholders to create unique and participatory projects.
Claudia Campone
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Claudia Campone
In every creative process, Claudia promotes a shared design methodology with her team and all involved stakeholders, turning each project into a collective and participatory narrative.
After graduating with honors from Sapienza University of Rome with a Master’s degree in Design, Art, and Visual Communication, she embarked on an international career. She spent a year in France at EDNA Ecole in Nantes before moving to Shanghai in 2007 as an Interior Designer.
In 2008, she joined the LVMH group (Fendi) as a Designer, where she spent eight years developing numerous international retail projects, contributing to the brand’s visual identity.
In 2015, she decided to found Thirtyone Design + Management, a company dedicated to design and research in the luxury sector. With a tailor-made approach, she focuses on Concept Design, Product Design, and Design Research, collaborating with prestigious brands to create innovative experiences.
Beyond her professional work, since 2015, she has been teaching at renowned international institutions, including Ecole CREA in Geneva, RUFA in Rome, Iowa State University in Rome, IED, Arkansas University in Rome, and Istituto Marangoni in London.
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