Seiji Suzuki, a tearoom designer and builder in New Jersey, is a
third-generation carpenter from Tokyo. He has built tearooms in museums and
educational institutions throughout the country, including Harvard
University, the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Florida, the
University of Illinois, and the Urasenke branch office in Washington
D.C.
Mr. Suzuki’s home interior designs have also garnered praise, and an award
from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for the tearoom he built in
a private home in Palm Beach, Florida.
Mr. Suzuki is more than a builder of tearooms; he also practices chanoyu
and has studied tea at the Urasenke Branch in New York City for many
years.