The project proposes a contemporary reinterpretation of the pharmacy as a spatial and retail environment, where functionality, materiality and visual identity are brought together through a clear architectural language.

The interior is structured around a restrained palette of white and green, establishing a bright and cohesive atmosphere while allowing the products to remain visually prominent. Warm wood elements introduce a tactile contrast to the predominantly light palette, creating a continuous material relationship between the flooring and the lower furniture elements.

The spatial organisation is defined by a clear hierarchy between display and service. At eye level, integrated white shelving maintains a visually calm backdrop, while perforated panels and flexible metal components introduce adaptability into the display system. The modular character of these elements allows the retail environment to respond to changing product requirements without compromising the overall composition.

At the centre of the space, the green service zone establishes a distinct visual layer. The shift in colour and the introduction of metal detailing create a focal point within the interior, defining the service area while simultaneously structuring the movement of the user through the space.

Rather than treating the pharmacy as a conventional retail environment, the project explores how colour, materiality and spatial hierarchy can shape perception and circulation. The result is a contemporary interior in which the architectural language supports both the operational requirements of the pharmacy and a more intuitive customer experience.

Location: Agia Paraskevi, Athens, Greece
Completed: July 2026