Tory Burch introduces The Romy Café, a limited-time experience in New Delhi inspired by the brand’s Romy collection.
Open from April 23 through May 10 at Roastery Coffee House in Sarvodaya Enclave, the café reimagines an everyday ritual through objects, design and interaction — translating the Romy bag into a series of functional, collectible elements across the space.
Blending fashion with moments of pause and connection, The Romy Café reflects a more personal way of engaging with the brand — where style lives naturally within daily life.
The experience
A sculptural Romy installation welcomes guests at the entrance — setting a tone that is both modern and expressive. Inside, the space is thoughtfully detailed with elements that reflect the brand’s design language: custom table settings, branded coffee cups and sleeves, bespoke dessert packaging, and a specially created café menu.
Throughout the café, the Romy bag is reinterpreted as a series of objects — from cup holders and dessert carriers to packaging designed to be held and carried. These elements blur the boundary between product and experience, turning everyday moments into expressions of personal style.
The experience is designed to feel intuitive and immersive. Fashionistas and diners can explore Coffee and dessert moments finished – personalised in real time; illustrated portraits by a live artist — a keepsake of the visit; a mirrored photo moment capturing personal style with Romy; subtle, integrated photo opportunities across the space; a central installation showcasing the Romy collection, and a live DJ set creating a relaxed, social atmosphere
A considered, tonal palette runs throughout the space, with soft neutrals, matte finishes and subtle branding creating a cohesive visual environment. The result is immersive yet understated — reflecting Tory Burch’s approach to modern luxury.
A new expression of luxury
The Romy Café reflects an evolving idea of luxury — rooted in experience, personal expression and the objects that shape everyday life.
For Tory Burch, it is a natural extension of the brand’s philosophy: thoughtful design that integrates seamlessly into how people live. India offers a compelling context for this expression, with a growing audience that values both style and cultural nuance. New Delhi, in particular, provides a setting where fashion, food and conversation intersect with ease.
The Romy Café will be open to the public from April 24 to May 10.
