Which geographic-specific store layout innovation did IKEA first implement in its Asian market stores that later became standard globally?

In the world of retail, store layouts are carefully designed to maximize customer engagement and sales. Geography plays a crucial role in how retailers adapt their store designs to different markets and cultures around the world. This poll tests your knowledge about how a famous global retailer adapted its store layouts based on geographic considerations. Can you identify which innovation they pioneered?

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Smaller furniture showrooms with more compact display models specifically designed for urban Asian apartments
Room-specific shopping paths that allow customers to bypass sections, contrary to their traditional one-way maze layout
Expanded food courts featuring local cuisine options accounting for 30% of store square footage
Children's play areas positioned centrally rather than near entrances to accommodate multi-generational shopping patterns