kRaum

kRaum is a name used by several independent design, architecture, and technology-focused entities rather than a single, widely recognized organization. Because it appears in multiple contexts, there is no canonical entry that defines kRaum as a unified entity or brand.

The name itself seems to blend the German word Raum, meaning space, with the letter k, which branding choices may attribute to a variety of signals such as modernity, compact design, or digital orientation. The exact meaning or significance of the prefix varies by creator and project.

In practice, kRaum is most commonly found as a branding element in portfolios, studios, or product lines that emphasize spatial thinking, efficient use of space, or immersive environments. In architectural and interior design contexts, it may denote a studio or project focused on layout, light, and volume. In digital design or software contexts, it can refer to tools, platforms, or experiences related to spatial visualization, virtual spaces, or interactive environments.

Notable references to kRaum are scattered across design blogs, small press publications, and company websites rather than in centralized encyclopedic sources. Because the term is used by multiple independent entities, readers should search for context- and region-specific information to locate the relevant kRaum entity. See also Raum, Space, and branding practices in design for related concepts.