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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cozy 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, hospitality, or personal environments.
Example: "After a long day, I love to relax in my living room, which is truly a cozy space filled with soft blankets and warm lighting."
Alternatives: "a snug area" or "a warm environment".
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It's still a cozy space.
A cozy space dedicated to experimental artists of diverse backgrounds, Highways has hosted dance, theater, and multimedia performances since 1989.
Buy the local newspaper, The Telegram, and take your food to the common room, a cozy space with wooden floors.
Sophie Auster was singing in the room next door — a cozy space where fashionable and writerly types mingled, listening with rapt attention to the young darling's voice.
Even so, it is a cozy space, with the bottom of the upper berth covered in striped wallpaper and a cushion against the back wall.
Vesuvio is a cozy space of dark wood, tiled floors and stained glass, with framed photos of the neighborhood greats — Kerouac, Ginsberg, Ferlinghetti — covering the walls.
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The apartment will be used as a pied-à-terre, a term that usually conjures up an image of a snug, cozy space where the owner can regroup after a night at the theater or spend a weekend taking in some of the pleasures of the city.
If you can get together a party of six, there is a separate, cozy space.
All the same, the composer's study was a bright, cozy space, stocked with engravings, art books, scores, and CDs.
Ryan Van Winkle has some exciting news about the next Golden Hour, which will be held not in the Forest Cafe but an equally cozy space.
It's a small but cozy space that, as he notes, "feels like a Pullman car on the Orient Express".
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