The Isola collection draws upon the inherent geometry of island formations—autonomous landforms shaped by shifting tides, prevailing currents and the quiet erosion of time. Each module is conceived as an independent element, strong in its own identity, yet purposefully designed to interlock and expand, forming larger topographies of outdoor inhabitation.

The system creates an open, generous social landscape where people move intuitively between moments of retreat and gathering. In this spatial interplay, ISOLA invites a return to unhurried conversation—a place where connection feels natural, and the outdoors becomes a shared room without walls.