Which major retailer redesigned their store layout based on the Norse concept of Yggdrasil (the World Tree) to create distinct shopping 'realms' connected by a central pathway system?

Throughout history, retailers and brands have leveraged mythology and folklore to create powerful product identities and store experiences. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren, mythological symbols have shaped some of the world's most recognizable brands. This trivia explores a fascinating retail design decision inspired by ancient folklore that transformed a shopping experience.

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IKEA, with their 'realms' representing different home environments connected by the 'path' (Bifröst) that guides customers through the entire store journey
Anthropologie, with their clothing 'realms' arranged in concentric circles representing the nine worlds of Norse mythology
Whole Foods, with their departments designed as different elemental realms (fire, water, earth) connected by a central 'trunk' walkway
Barnes & Noble, with their book sections arranged as branches of knowledge stemming from a central gathering space representing Midgard