Which retailer is known for dramatically altering their store architecture to blend with local geographic and cultural elements rather than maintaining a standardized global design?

Test your knowledge about how major retailers adapt their store designs and marketing approaches to different geographic regions around the world. Understanding how retailers modify their standard models to suit local cultural preferences, architectural styles, and consumer behaviors can reveal fascinating insights into global retail strategy.

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Starbucks, with location-specific designs like the traditional Japanese tatami-style store in Kyoto and canal-side historic building in Venice
Walmart, with their uniform big-box design maintained across all global markets to ensure brand consistency
Apple, who strictly maintains their minimalist glass cube or rectangle designs globally with no regional variations
IKEA, who only builds their standard blue and yellow warehouse format regardless of location or cultural context