“The reason I sign on these cosmetics is not a desire for fame. Behind this signature there is a message. A personal dialogue.”
Ioulia Armagou, Chemist, founder of Juliette Armand
An Albanian storefront for a Greek skincare house.
Juliette Armand was founded in Athens in 1992 by two chemists and now sells in more than forty countries. This is its Albanian shop: the full professional range, written in Albanian, priced in lek and bought online.
Client
Juliette Armand Albania
Sector
Professional skincare
Scope
Store architecture, UI design, development
Language
Shqip
One hundred and thirty-four products, shelved by what skin needs.
Cleansers and lotions, peels, creams, masks, serums, eye care, body care and sun care each get their own shelf, alongside the Skin Boosters, Retin Repair, Caviar Therapy and Ameson series. A filter row runs across the top of every shelf, so a shopper moves sideways between concerns without going back to the menu.
Every product explains itself.
A page carries what the formula does, how to apply it, the key ingredient and its percentage, the packaging size and the skin types it suits. Four related products from the same shelf sit underneath it.
Priced in lek, bought in three steps.
Prices, cart and checkout are open to everyone, and an account keeps order history. The shop sorts on popularity, on newest, or on price in either direction.
The same shop on a laptop, a tablet and a phone.
The product grid reflows from four columns down to two, the category filter row wraps, and the header collapses to a search field and a menu, so the whole range stays browsable on a phone in a treatment room.
The story sits beside the shop.
The about page carries the brand’s own account of itself, from the 1992 founding to the production unit in Athens, so a first-time buyer can see who makes the products before choosing one.
