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About

Direction: Jennie Manieri

A Practice Rooted in Form, Material, and Meaning

New York–based designer Keith Rizza brings over two decades of multidisciplinary experience to his work across interiors, photography, fashion, and ceramics. His design approach is defined by an enduring commitment to craft, an editorial sensibility, and a deep respect for how materials shape both spaces and objects.

Image: Editorial shot for BlackBook Magazine

 

Photography

Keith began his career behind the camera, shooting editorial and commercial still life for clients including Saks Fifth Avenue and contributing to BlackBook Magazine. These formative years sharpened his instinct for lighting, texture, and detail—skills that continue to influence how he approaches space, form, and atmosphere in his design work.


Fashion

Keith’s background in fashion spans design, styling, and visual merchandising for both heritage brands and contemporary labels. His time as a menswear designer at Brooks Brothers included modernizing iconic styles for a global audience, with bespoke collaborations for retailers like Takashimaya and United Arrows. Across roles, his work has consistently blended narrative with refinement—whether through tailoring, textiles, or the environments that frame them.

Image: Brooks Brothers Red Fleece collection


Image: Residential interior for Connect Homes

 

Experiential & Interior

With a foundation in visual storytelling, Keith has shaped branded environments, retail interiors, and residential spaces that balance functionality with emotional resonance. At Design Within Reach, a MillerKnoll brand, he led store design initiatives, home staging projects, and visual strategies across North America. His work with Connect Homes added a modular, modern lens to residential interiors. Across the board, Keith’s design practice centers on creating immersive, cohesive experiences that speak to both brand and human needs.


 

Ceramics & Current Work

Keith’s current studio practice centers on ceramics, where form, texture, and materiality converge. Each object is handcrafted with a focus on balance and restraint—functional yet sculptural, minimal yet expressive. This tactile process reflects the same design ethos that defines his interiors: a quiet sophistication grounded in process and purpose.

In addition to his ceramics work, Keith continues to consult with brands, drawing on his multidisciplinary background to shape immersive, visually cohesive environments. His approach remains rooted in craftsmanship, clarity, and an enduring sense of place.

Brickhouse Studio