Which retail giant was the first to launch architecturally distinctive 'Experience Centers' where customers could interact with products in fully designed environments before purchase?

The architecture of retail spaces has evolved dramatically over the decades, with some retail giants leading the way in creating immersive, architecturally significant spaces. These companies don't just sell products—they create destinations where architecture becomes part of the brand experience. Test your knowledge about which retail giant pioneered this approach with their iconic experience centers that blur the line between retail, education, and entertainment.

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IKEA with their 'room settings' concept stores (1958)
Apple with their flagship 'Apple Store' design (2001)
Nike with their 'Niketown' concept stores (1990)
Samsung with their 'Samsung Experience' stores (2013)