Goodterior logo
Goodterior logo
Contact us
1688-4068
# 20-pyeong range
# Modern
# Namyangju Pharmacies interiors
#  20-pyeong range Pharmacies
#  동네 Pharmacies
#  복약 Consultation석

Namyangju 26-pyeong Pharmacy Interior

A neighbourhood pharmacy connecting an entrance-facing counter, consultation seating and dispensary

Ham Young-ju Designer 프로필 사진
Ham Young-ju Designer
Pharmacies: interior design, construction and cost estimates
Namyangju 26-pyeong Pharmacy Interior Cover image

Hello, I’m Ham Youngju, a designer at Goodterior :)

This 26-pyeong pharmacy in Namyangju handles prescriptions as well as over-the-counter sales. The reception counter sits directly opposite the entrance so visitors can immediately find the pharmacist. A lower section beside it provides a place to sit for medication advice.

White display cabinets keep products visible, while light oak and calm green are used for the counter and waiting seats. We wanted the waiting area to feel comfortable despite the many cabinets. Outside, a brighter mint sign and pink cross make the pharmacy easy to spot.

👇 Related interior projects

Floor plan

Reception faces the entrance, with the dispensary behind it. Waiting seats and product displays occupy the customer area at the front.

Prescriptions are handed in and medicines collected at the front-facing counter. Tall cabinets line the walls and the back of the counter, with lower displays in the middle. The window-side waiting bench faces the counter.

The dispensary behind the counter contains medicine storage, worktops, an automatic packaging machine, a medicine refrigerator and a washbasin. A separate staff room provides lockers, pantry facilities and a place for meals or breaks.

Design

Tall cabinets line the walls, with lower displays in the middle so the reception counter remains visible from inside the shop.
Tall cabinets line the walls, with lower displays in the middle so the reception counter remains visible from inside the shop.
The customer area is at the front, with the pharmacist’s working area behind. A separate staff room sits beside the dispensary.
The customer area is at the front, with the pharmacist’s working area behind. A separate staff room sits beside the dispensary.
A pharmacy needs to be easy to spot from the street. A bright mint sign and pink cross are paired with large pharmacy characters on the outer windows. Prescription and over-the-counter notices are distributed across the glazing.
A pharmacy needs to be easy to spot from the street. A bright mint sign and pink cross are paired with large pharmacy characters on the outer windows. Prescription and over-the-counter notices are distributed across the glazing.
White display cabinets and an oak counter are visible through the glazing. Green is used for both the exterior sign and the name inside.
White display cabinets and an oak counter are visible through the glazing. Green is used for both the exterior sign and the name inside.
The reception and medicine collection counter is straight ahead on entering. The pharmacy name and reception sign make it easy for first-time visitors to find the right place.
The reception and medicine collection counter is straight ahead on entering. The pharmacy name and reception sign make it easy for first-time visitors to find the right place.
The end of the counter is lower, providing a seated spot for medication advice, separate from the standing prescription hand-in point.
The end of the counter is lower, providing a seated spot for medication advice, separate from the standing prescription hand-in point.
Inside the pharmacist’s counter are the computer, payment terminal and printing equipment, with storage below for frequently used supplies.
Inside the pharmacist’s counter are the computer, payment terminal and printing equipment, with storage below for frequently used supplies.
The waiting area combines a green bench and oak wall. We wanted the place to sit and rest to feel softer than the bright display cabinets around it.
The waiting area combines a green bench and oak wall. We wanted the place to sit and rest to feel softer than the bright display cabinets around it.
The wood frame extends to the ceiling, with matching widths at the top and sides. The bench is continuous and has no armrests.
The wood frame extends to the ceiling, with matching widths at the top and sides. The bench is continuous and has no armrests.
White display cabinets keep product packaging visible. Low central units allow the counter to be seen from the waiting seats.
White display cabinets keep product packaging visible. Low central units allow the counter to be seen from the waiting seats.
The dispensary contains medicine cabinets, worktops and an automatic packaging machine. Frequently used medicines can be stored close to the worktop.
The dispensary contains medicine cabinets, worktops and an automatic packaging machine. Frequently used medicines can be stored close to the worktop.
A checking worktop and medicine refrigerator are provided, with small medicine storage units above the work surface.
A checking worktop and medicine refrigerator are provided, with small medicine storage units above the work surface.
The dispensary washbasin is separate from the staff pantry sink.
The dispensary washbasin is separate from the staff pantry sink.
The staff room has personal lockers and compact pantry facilities. Its refrigerator is separate from the medicine refrigerator in the dispensary.
The staff room has personal lockers and compact pantry facilities. Its refrigerator is separate from the medicine refrigerator in the dispensary.
A small table beside the window provides a place for meals or a short break, separate from the working area.
A small table beside the window provides a place for meals or a short break, separate from the working area.

Notes

We placed particular importance on a layout that lets first-time visitors find reception immediately. Prescription customers and people browsing over-the-counter products share the shop, so the central displays are low enough to keep the counter visible.

The green bench and oak wall were designed together. Continuous seating without armrests sits beneath soft light at the top of the wall. We wanted the waiting area to feel like a proper part of the pharmacy rather than an improvised row of chairs beside the sales floor.

We also considered the pharmacist’s working side. Payment and printing equipment sit inside the counter, with storage, packaging and washing facilities in the dispensary. The staff refrigerator and sink are separate from dispensary equipment. Both the customer-facing shop and the everyday working areas are part of the design.

Thank you for reading. I’m Ham Youngju at Goodterior. Please feel free to get in touch with any questions :)