SILKRAUM

THE ROADMAP

My Journey

The Beginning

Mediterranean

Growing up on the Mediterranean coast, space was something felt before it was ever studied. The quality of afternoon light, the texture of materials that age with warmth, rooms that seemed to breathe. That particular sensibility, soft, tactile, unhurried, is where the silk in Silkraum begins. It is also where the name becomes personal: ipek means silk in Turkish. The two were never separate.

Origin

Turkey

The Foundation

Vienna

Vienna is where that sensibility met its counterweight. Studying architecture at TU Wien, then spending years working in the city as a spatial designer, meant learning how something felt becomes something built, documented, coordinated, resolved at every layer. Raum, the German word for space, carries that shift: it is not just a room, but the discipline of making one work.

Education

Vienna University of Technology | TU Wien

The Future

New York

New York is where Silk and Raum meet. The city asks for both at once — the structural clarity to hold your ground, and the fluency to move through complexity. Silkraum was founded here as a practice that holds these two things in balance.

Location

New York Metropolitan Area — Tri-State Area

Ipek Inanir Sinik, founder of Silkraum

The Founder

Nice to meet you.

I'm Ipek Inanir Sinik — architectural designer and founder of Silkraum, offering spatial design and BIM consulting.

If you're renovating a space, furnishing it from scratch, or somewhere in between, trying to figure out what materials to use, how a room should feel, what actually goes together and what doesn't, that's where I come in.

I help you make those decisions with intention: the layout, the finishes, the furniture, the details that tie everything together and make a space feel like yours. It's not about imposing a style. It's about understanding how you live and building around that, with taste, with care, and with enough technical knowledge to make sure it all actually works.