Apple's flagship Regent Street store in London will reopen on Saturday, February 14 at 10 a.m. local time after a one-month closure for refurbishment. The store has been closed since Monday, January 12, though the extent of the renovations remains unclear.

Located on London's world-famous Regent Street, the store first opened in 2004 and underwent a major redesign in 2016. Apple has not disclosed what changes were made during this latest closure, and in some cases the company only updates back-of-house areas or fixtures without visible customer-facing differences.

This reopening comes as Apple continues to invest in its retail presence globally. The Regent Street location is one of the company's most prominent stores in Europe, situated in a prime shopping district. While customers will soon be able to return to the store, it's uncertain whether they'll notice any aesthetic or functional changes from their previous visits.