Aimée Mazzenga is a Chicago-based interior and architectural photographer whose eye was shaped early, handed a camera by her grandfather, Val Mazzenga, a longtime Chicago Tribune photojournalist, and never putting it down since. She works almost exclusively in natural light, chasing one instinct every time: to let a room feel the way it feels to stand inside it. She considers it an honor and a privilege to translate space for the wider world to see.
Over more than a decade, that instinct has become a career: named to Architectural Digest's AD50 in 2020 and AD100 in 2024, with work featured in Architectural Digest, Frederic, Milieu, Vogue Living, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times, among other publications nationwide.
Aimée lives in Chicago with her husband and daughter.