BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, bleached oak, glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, bleached oak, glass, TAMO - 407102

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, bleached oak, glass, TAMO - 407103

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, bleached oak, glass, TAMO - 407104

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, bleached oak, glass, TAMO - 407105

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BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, bleached oak, glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit by TAMO features a construction of three wide shelves made from solid, bleached white oak (grade AB), supported by a slender, powder-coated black steel frame. The lower section is enclosed with two sliding doors: one crafted from vertically ribbed ornamental glass, the other from oak veneer matching the rest of the unit. Clean lines, balanced proportions, and precise geometry emphasize the modern character of the design. Every detail—from the small round black metal handles to the semi-matte finish of the wood—reflects a commitment to clarity and functionality. Each shelf supports up to 30 kg, with a thickness of 19 mm. The minimalist combination of bleached oak with the rhythmic texture of glass and black accents creates a sense of order, lightness, and transparency. The ribbed glass gently diffuses light, introducing a subtle interplay of shadows and reflections. The shelving unit’s form remains clear, and the chosen materials communicate respect for craftsmanship and contemporary functionality. Inspiration from Gdynia’s modernism and Nordic traditions of practical simplicity is evident in the project’s visual language. This shelving unit works well as a library in a living room or as a display for collections in residential and commercial spaces. It can be paired with light sofas, low tables in natural wood, or black metal lighting to highlight material contrasts. Complementary white, grey, or beige textiles and glass accessories will accentuate the subtle rhythm of the vertical lines. In muted interiors, the shelving unit becomes a graphic accent, while in rooms with large windows, it emphasizes natural light and the wood’s texture