Transitional spaces—hallways, landings, thresholds—can offer more than circulation; they can become sanctuaries of calm and emotional clarity. This article explores how intentional design choices in light, texture, scale, and spatial rhythm transform overlooked zones into reflective moments. With a focus on sensory softness and psychological pacing, it reveals how even the smallest architectural in-betweens can invite stillness, encourage pause, and support our emotional transitions throughout the day.
