Modular systems.
Adaptable configurations.
Modularity allows furniture to adapt to the organisation of the pharmacy.
Pharmacy furniture
Bespoke pharmacy furniture.
Your own expression.
We design and supply bespoke pharmacy furniture, including dispensing counters, shelving, display units and storage. Dimensions, finishes and integrated lighting are planned around staff workflows, the product range and the identity of the pharmacy.
Send floor plan and photographsBefore configuration
Counters and displays.
Designed for daily use.
Choosing bespoke pharmacy furniture means organising workstations, product displays and customer welcome. Dispensing counters, back-counter units and storage are planned alongside circulation and equipment: shapes and finishes gain value when they support everyday work.
- The counter and everyday work
- Workstations, equipment, storage and staff movements determine the counter’s dimensions and configuration. We check its relationship with back-counter storage and waiting areas before developing fronts, materials and details.
- Displays and circulation
- Wall displays, islands and gondolas must make departments legible without obstructing movement. Depth, height, lighting and positioning are studied against the product range and available space: more display units are not always the most useful choice.
- Integrate or replace
- The survey helps determine which existing furniture to retain and how to coordinate it with new elements. Dimensions, condition and compatibility with the layout inform the choice between additions, restyling and complete refurbishment.
Beyond a fixed catalogue
The configuration begins
with your needs.
We design counters, wall displays, islands and back-counter units around the premises, workstations and services the pharmacy intends to offer. Together, we identify what to retain, supplement or make to measure.
How we develop the designModular systems.
02 · Organic and sculpturalBespoke furniture,
Bespoke furniture,
integrated into the design.
Counters, displays and architecture are developed together around the use of the spaces.
Finishes selected
for everyday use.
Finishes and lighting are assessed against the pharmacy’s identity and intended use.
Coordinated elements
Furniture elements.
Functions and equipment.
Each element is checked within the overall design before its construction details are defined.
Customer welcome and workstation ergonomics.
Capacity, product-category clarity and display lighting.
Flexible circulation and clearly expressed categories.
Privacy, comfort and integration of new services.
Organisation, storage and efficient everyday movements.
Construction details and finishes defined in the design.
Tailored attention
Quality is chosen
before production.
We assess durability, maintenance and material appearance under the planned lighting.
Pharmacy interiors in Naples ↗ (IT)Our approach ↗
From material selection to installation, the process forms part of pharmacy fit-out, with stages coordinated for each project.
From requirements to decisions
First, we listen.
Then, we give form.
A floor plan, photographs and a description of your needs open the discussion: circulation, workstations, services, furniture to retain and preferred timing.
We study the arrangement of counters, displays and consultation areas , coordinating clearances, circulation and workflow.
We assess finishes, combinations and lighting in relation to the pharmacy’s identity, product visibility and maintenance.
Drawings and 3D pharmacy visualisations help explain the proposal. Dimensions, equipment and construction details are developed before implementation.
Choices you can see
Personalisation,
through our projects.
Class Rock · completed project.
Italian elegance, interpreted for today.Welcome and displays.
Forms in dialogue. Welcoming colours.Projects
Design decisions become spaces.
Two projects to explore.
The photographs of Santa Rita and Le Colonne show two interpretations of pharmacy interiors. To explore a new opening, discover the OASI Pharmacy project in Giugliano in Campania.
Province of Naples
Santa Rita Pharmacy
The furniture and lighting design for Santa Rita Pharmacy.
Explore Santa Rita Pharmacy
Furniture and interior design
Le Colonne Pharmacy
Furniture and workstation planning for Le Colonne Pharmacy.
Explore Le Colonne PharmacyFurniture and equipment
New openings and refurbishments.
Planning the furniture.
The pharmacy furniture project coordinates bespoke sales counters, back-counter units, displays and storage. For a new opening, the fit-out is defined as a whole; for a furniture upgrade, the project identifies what to integrate, retain or replace. Display walls, islands and gondolas must fit the premises and services, with finishes, equipment and quantities clearly described in the supply proposal.
- Pharmacy counters and back counters
- Counters organise reception, dispensing and staff work. Dimensions, workstations, worktops and equipment must be coordinated with back counters, storage and circulation before choosing fronts and finishes.
- Pharmacy drawer units
- Drawer units are assessed against product quantities and types, drawer depth, accessibility and location. The layout considers open drawers and working clearance so that storage fits the counter, back counter or stockroom.
- Pharmacy gondolas and display systems
- Gondolas, islands and wall displays should present the assortment without obstructing circulation. Height, depth, visibility and reconfiguration options are defined alongside the layout, lighting and product categories.
- Pharmacy laboratory furniture
- The brief for a pharmacy laboratory identifies activities, equipment, work surfaces and storage. Furniture must be coordinated with available space, utilities, cleaning and maintenance needs; equipment and requirements are checked for the individual project.
- Pharmacy dispensing hatches
- Where a dispensing hatch is required, the service position, external interface, dimensions and operation are checked. The system must fit the counter, window or door assembly and staff workstation, with specifications agreed before supply.
- Pharmacy gas cylinder transfer hatches
- For any gas cylinder transfer hatch, its intended use, cylinder dimensions, handling route and interface with the premises must be established. The project assesses compatibility and necessary provisions; selection and supply depend on specific checks.
- Pharmacy crosses and signage
- Pharmacy crosses and signs identify the entrance and complement the facade. Dimensions, position, legibility, lighting and electrical provisions are coordinated with the visual identity; installation conditions are checked before defining the solution.
- Pharmacy furniture costs: what to compare
- Furniture costs depend on quantities, dimensions, materials, customisation, equipment and installation. Counters, drawer units, gondolas, laboratory furniture and external signage need clear quotation specifications, distinguishing supplies, building work and included services.
Develop your configuration
Let’s configure
your furniture together.
Send a floor plan and photographs of the existing premises. Tell us what you want to change, which furniture you wish to retain and which services you want to add. If already defined, include your preferred schedule and indicative budget as a starting point for discussion.