Keita Suzuki, an esteemed graduate of Tama Art University with a specialization in industrial design, has cultivated a distinguished career marked by significant tenures at prominent Japanese companies and design offices. In 2012, he founded his own studio in Tokyo, a testament to his visionary approach in the field of design. Over a decade, Suzuki has spearheaded groundbreaking collaborations across various disciplines, continuously pushing the boundaries of design while nurturing and mentoring the next generation of designers through educational initiatives and hands-on studio practices.

His design philosophy is deeply embedded in understanding the historical and cultural narratives of objects. Through meticulous collaborations with experts and artisans, Suzuki endeavors to create innovative solutions and timeless designs that aspire to remain relevant for centuries. Notably, his work includes the iconic designs of the Sagami Railway's "Sotetsu 20000 series (2018)" and "Sotetsu 12000 series (2019)," which have redefined commuter travel between Yokohama and Tokyo by offering safe, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing environments.

Suzuki’s acclaimed creations, such as the "Mount Fuji Glass-FUJIYAMA GLASS (2012)," "THE Soy Sauce Dispenser (2016)," "DYK Kitchen Tools (2019)," and "360 KYUSU (2023)," seamlessly blend functionality with aesthetic innovation, earning high praise both in Japan and internationally. Under his leadership, his team at PDC collaborates with world-renowned brands, corporations, and institutions, delivering superior outcomes in architectural-scale products, interiors, sculptures, product and exhibition design, and branding, thereby cementing his reputation as a vanguard in the global design landscape.