Pieces have been arranged into living room-style setups, making each island appear as "its own home with transparent walls and roof".
It was created in collaboration with designers Numen/For Use and Simon Morasi Piperčić as part of Prostoria's Revisiting Analogue project, which combines architecture, design and film into an event for the local creatives.
The brand took the opportunity to host a physical event after lockdown measures due to the coronavirus pandemic were eased in Croatia.
Islands that make up the pavilion come in different forms, some are simple square blocks, while others are L-shaped or have upward-standing timber plinths that resemble walls. Some of the islands also overlap to form stepped-level areas.
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