The phrase "a cosy space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comfortable and inviting area, often in the context of home decor or atmosphere.
Example: "After a long day, I love to relax in my living room, which is a cosy space filled with soft blankets and warm lighting."
Alternatives: "a snug area" or "a comfortable nook".
Exposed Oxford stone and a huge fireplace make this a cosy space in winter.
The dining room is a cosy space with a clever open kitchen.
Concerned that the gallery environment shouldn't "sterilise" the music, Tillmans has created a cosy space with dim lighting, armchairs and two Bowers & Wilkins speakers.
At the end of the hall, a suite of three sitting rooms provides a cosy space with comfortable, lived-in armchairs, an open fireplace, and a wonderfully eccentric collection of vintage books.
The Hours This Brecon newcomer is trying hard to cater to the local community of bookworms with a cosy space that blends a decent range of books with a great little café.
It is owned by Coronation Street actor Jennie McAlphine (who plays Fizz) and her partner Chris Farr, and serves classic British food, such as braised lamb shanks and its own take on Betty's Hotpot, in a cosy space that is all wooden paneling and low-level lighting.
It seemed a calm, even cosy, space.
At the end of the day, families can retire to eco-chic thatch-roof cabanas, with a cosy loft space providing the perfect place for kids to sleep.
Neighbours and food lovers from afar come to this cosy space for a fresh meal, good wine and cocktails.
The low lights and cosy space are a real plus, but there is very limited viewing space so getting there early is the best way to secure a decent vantage point.
We were happy to see that our cosy space had a window, but immediately noticed that it sadly had no curtains.
