Jorge Suárez‑Kilzi is a designer‑maker working between architecture, sculpture and functional object. Born in Maracay, Venezuela to a Spanish father and Syrian mother, his practice is shaped by ideas of movement, migration and cultural hybridity. Trained in architecture in Barcelona and Lausanne and later working in Tokyo, he translates spatial intelligence into intimate, luminous objects that hold a quiet psychological charge.

His language favours soft silhouettes, mineral surfaces and forms that read as if eroded by time; lamps and objects that feel discovered rather than manufactured. Materials such as resin composites, plaster and fibre are handled with equal parts discipline and tenderness; edges are tuned to receive light, and surfaces are finished so the hand remains legible within precision.

For Cleo Collects, Kilzi’s objects become companions within layered interiors; bridges between antique patina and contemporary clarity. They introduce stillness, drawing the eye without disturbing the room’s equilibrium. His work embodies our heritage‑to‑future ethos: culturally resonant yet unmistakably of the present.
Press & Publications: Featured in Architectural Digest; profiled by New Norm Magazine and Domènech Concept; included on platforms such as Yinjispace, Current Collection and London Craft Week.

Selected Exhibitions: Solo presentations in Tokyo; group presentations in Milan and Switzerland; ongoing representation on international design platforms. Recent highlights include a solo at Design Gallery Licht (Tokyo); participation in Alcova (Milan); and ‘Connexion Émotionelle’ at RART Galerie (Crans‑Montana).