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Mazzarini & Co. Promotes Cameron Burger and Caroline Fields to Senior Designer

Emerging design leaders underscore studio’s commitment to craft, storytelling, and design acumen

Cameron Burger (left) & Caroline Fields (right)
Mazzarini & Co.

Cameron Burger (left) & Caroline Fields (right)

November 19, 2025

Mazzarini & Co., an award-winning, multidisciplinary design firm recognized for its narrative-driven approach to interiors, announced the promotions of Cameron Burger and Caroline Fields to Senior Designer. Each brings a distinct design approach and commitment to craftsmanship that reflects the firm’s broader ethos of storytelling and timeless design.

Cameron Burger has been instrumental in the development and execution of large-scale projects that balance architecture and interiors with a sense of refined livability. Her portfolio spans luxury residences in Manhattan and the Hamptons, Google’s St. John’s Terminal headquarters, the revitalization of the historic Tuxedo Club, and an upcoming boutique hotel in Telluride, Colorado. With a deep respect for materiality and detail, Burger’s design approach is both globally informed and deeply contextually grounded. She balances craftsmanship and storytelling to shape interiors that are sophisticated but approachable, creating a refined, livable sensibility in each of her projects.

Caroline Fields initially began her career at Mazzarini & Co. as an intern, steadily evolving into a leader recognized for her creative vision and meticulous attention to detail. Her portfolio includes some of the firm’s most dynamic projects, from high-end residences to hospitality and development work for clients including Marriott, Gotham, Corcoran, Brookfield, and Vanbarton. A three-time NYCxDesign winner in the development category, Fields is celebrated for her ability to layer texture, form, and narrative to craft spaces that are both bespoke and deeply impactful.

“Cameron and Caroline are the embodiment of what makes our studio so special,” said Dan Mazzarini, Principal and Creative Director of Mazzarini & Co. “Their curiosity, empathy, and incredible capacity for translating narrative into space elevate each project they touch. These promotions recognize not only their individual achievements, but also the creativity, leadership, and collaboration they bring to our team.” 

Both Burger and Fields represent the next generation of leadership at Mazzarini & Co., and will continue to support the firm’s growing portfolio across hospitality, residential, and corporate environments—furthering the firm’s mission to create spaces that are functional, beautiful, and elegantly realized. 

For more information, visit www.mazzarinico.com.

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