Pharmacy furniture designed around the patient journey
The design office starts from your floor area, customer flows, product ranges and visual identity to organize counters, displays, signage and advice areas. The aim is a clear pharmacy layout with private conversations, without publishing a standard size before the premises and applicable requirements have been reviewed.
Rural or urban pharmacy: two different briefs
A rural pharmacy may need versatile furniture combining reception, dispensing, advice and storage in a constrained footprint. An urban pharmacy or group may need several stations, clearly signed departments and a phased installation. In both cases, dimensions, clearances and module count are set on the drawings.
Materials, finishes and compatible accessories
Documented fitting solutions include bespoke wood furniture, integrated signage, gondola cladding and shelf lighting. The exact wood, panels, colours, hardware and equipment (lighting, label holders, dividers or showcases) are agreed in the specification; anything not selected remains to be confirmed.
The design-office process in 5 steps
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Site visit and measurements
A project manager visits your pharmacy or store to take measurements, analyse flows and understand your commercial goals.
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2D/3D design
The design office models your project: 2D layout plans then realistic 3D visuals to validate volumes, materials and finishes before manufacturing.
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Personalised quote
You receive a detailed quotation after the site visit or review of your plans. The exact scope — manufacturing, delivery, installation and any phasing constraints — is stated in the quotation.
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Custom manufacturing
Furniture is built to the approved plans, using the materials, colours, cladding and accessories selected in the specification.
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Installation and handover
Installation is coordinated with your team to define access, phasing and handover conditions. The intervention terms are confirmed for each store.
In practice
| Feature | Value |
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| Lead time | Not standardised: schedule provided with the quotation after plan approval and project review |
| Documented materials | Bespoke wood furniture, cladding and finishes defined in the specification |
| Compatible accessories | Signage, shelf lighting, label holders, dividers and showcases depending on the layout |
| Sizes and layout | Made to measure; dimensions, clearances and module count confirmed on drawings |
| Scope | Design, manufacturing, delivery and installation as stated in the accepted quotation |
Our color swatch ranges
Wood, matt pastel shades or standard lacquered colors: these swatches help frame your project. The materials and finishes actually selected are confirmed in the specification.
Pharmacy use cases
- Rural pharmacy: reception, dispensing, advice and storage organized within a constrained footprint
- Urban pharmacy: several stations, signed parapharmacy departments and a clear patient journey
- Pharmacy group or network: one visual identity deployed across multiple stores
- New fit-out or refurbishment: coordinated furniture, wood cladding and accessories on an approved layout