Which innovative store layout strategy did IKEA implement specifically for its Asian market stores that differed significantly from its Western locations?

In today's global retail landscape, companies adapt their store layouts based on geographical and cultural nuances to maximize customer engagement. This poll tests your knowledge about how major retailers have strategically designed their physical spaces to accommodate regional differences. Understanding these adaptations reveals how successful brands balance global consistency with local relevance in their physical retail environments.

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Smaller room displays with space-saving furniture arrangements to reflect typical urban Asian apartment sizes
Elimination of the maze-like layout in favor of direct pathways to product sections
Removal of self-service warehouse areas, replacing them with full-service product retrieval
Introduction of multiple restaurant areas throughout the store instead of one central cafeteria