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A Small Room, Made Generous
A Box You Step Inside Of
Cosy Box began with a simple brief: make a small footprint feel generous. Rather than fight the compact shell, Pantone Collective leaned into it — turning the room into a single, continuous embrace of warm timber, soft upholstery and pools of amber light.
Design Philosophy
Every surface was chosen for touch as much as for sight. The result reads as one object — where lighting, material and seating are tuned to a single, unhurried mood from arrival to the last cup of coffee.
Materiality & Mood
Timber, Clay and Low Amber Light
Ribbed wood panelling wraps the walls like the inside of a crate, while deep banquettes in burnt clay and moss tones pull guests toward the centre of the room. A layered lighting plan keeps every fixture warm and dim, so the box glows from within rather than being lit from above.
Spatial Experience
Curved, cushioned booths turn every table into its own small room within the room, while the fluted timber shell softens acoustics and blurs the line between wall and ceiling.
"The room doesn't surround you — it holds you." A single, continuous mood carries guests from arrival to the last cup of coffee.
What Makes It Cosy Box
Every detail is tuned to a single, unhurried mood — ribbed timber, deep seating and low amber light work together to make a small room feel generous.
Ribbed Timber Shell
Floor-to-ceiling fluted panelling wraps the room in a single warm material, softening acoustics and blurring wall into ceiling.
Deep Banquette Seating
Curved, cushioned booths in clay and moss upholstery turn every table into its own small room within the room.
Low, Amber Lighting
A layered lighting plan keeps every fixture warm and dim, so the box glows from within rather than being lit from above.
Intimate Scale
A compact footprint is turned into an asset, pulling every guest toward the warm centre of the room.
Project Name
Cosy Box
Typology
Café & Dining
Location
Connaught Place, Delhi
Area
680 Sq.Ft.
Year
2026
