Walgreens stores on Miami Beach are getting a new psychedelic twist.

The Walgreens stores at 2000 Normandy Drive and 1011 Alton Road on South Beach look nothing like any Walgreens store South Florida has seen before. The modern designs bring in the styles of different decades, each with their own unique feel.

The Normandy Isle Walgreens store, which first opened in Dec. 2011, is in a neighborhood that was largely defined in the 1950s and 1960s, according to a press release. The 12,990-square-foot building reflects the MiMo architectural style that was well known in that area of Miami.

Rooftop parking, marine imagery, cheese hole patterns and eyebrow canopies are present in the design.

The 10,000-square-foot South Beach Walgreens store located on the west side of Flamingo Park Historic District has a design that offers a kaleidoscope effect and signature fishnet windows. The store also has a retro, 1950s feel to it.

“We are thrilled to bring these two newly completed Walgreens stores to the City of Miami Beach,” says Keith Miller, senior real estate manager of Walgreens in a press release. “In additional to providing the area with much needed pharmacy services, each store will offer the same cost-effective consumer and health products for which our brand has become known."

In addition to these two unique stores, a third will be breaking ground on Miami Beach before July, the release said. There are no plans to bring a uniquely designed store to Broward or Palm Beach counties at this time.

Photo of the Normandy Isle Walgreens store, courtesy of Walgreens.

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