As part of our ongoing review of 2021, Dezeen rounds up the top 10 most remarkable and intriguing shop interiors of the year ? from a cannabis dispensary made to look like an old-fashioned grocery store to a makeup boutique arranged around a large, mossy mound.

Apple Via del Corso, Italy, by Foster + Partners
UK architecture firm Foster + Partners refurbished and converted Rome's historic Palazzo Marignoli into the largest Apple Store in Europe.
The shop is arranged around a tree-lined courtyard, while original artworks were refurbished and placed in the ceiling to make for an unusually grand technology store.
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Photo is by Alex Lysakowski
Superette Toronto, Canada, by Superette and Emily Robin Canadian marijuana merchant Superette aims to make "buying cannabis as enjoyable as consuming it" and recently opened its latest store in Stackt Market in downtown Toronto, a shopping complex made of shipping containers.
The brand's in-house team collaborated with British Columbia designer Emily Robin, bringing together bold graphics and a chequered floor to mimic a classic grocery store.
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Photo is by Tantan Lei
Lost & Found Hangzhou, China, by BLUE Architecture Studio
Six different types of wood feature in this furniture and homeware store designed for lifestyle brand Lost & Found by Beijing-based studio BLUE Architecture Studio.
Mixed-height stone partition walls and even an entire...