Sam Chermayeff (New York City, 1981) is an architect, and furniture designer based in Berlin and New York City. As well as running his personal practice, Sam Chermayeff Office, he also co-founded the office on June 14 Meyer-Grohbrügge & Chermayeff.

As a young architect, Chermayeff worked for SANAA in Tokyo for more than five years, leading projects such as the Serpentine Pavilion and the curation of the Venice Biennale. Over the last two decades, Sam Chermayeff has undertaken a number of experimental projects related to the development of his personal experiences in both architecture and, furniture design. Of particular relevance, in 2015, he developed two new furniture typologies, a bed and a kitchen, both of which literally represent the idea of community –or if you like, ‘joint venture’.