The design of Vorona, developed as a Final Degree Project, consists of a daybed specifically intended for outdoor spaces.

The distinctive element of the piece is its openwork structure, based on the Voronoi diagram.

This cellular geometry serves a dual purpose: it reduces the physical and visual weight of the assembly, and allows light to pass through, generating dynamic shadows.

The development prioritizes user ergonomics and the use of weather-resistant materials, resulting in a piece of furniture that balances functionality, technical viability, and natural integration into its surroundings.