BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, ebony oak, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, ebony oak, TAMO - 407078

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BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, three shelves, ebony oak, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit is constructed from solid ebony oak with a pronounced wood grain and a semi-matte finish. Three open shelves form a horizontal rhythm above a closed cabinet with two sliding doors, each fitted with small, round black knobs. The structure is supported by slender black steel rods that pass through the shelves at regular intervals, lending an architectural clarity and visual lightness. The proportions (180 × 100 × 35 cm) and 19 mm shelf thickness highlight a geometric, minimalist character, while the precise combination of oak and steel ensures both solidity and transparency. The piece offers both display and storage functionality, with a maximum load capacity of 30 kg per shelf for everyday practicality. BAVA SYSTEM 100 expresses restraint and respect for materials — the dark oak, set against matte steel, references the modernist tradition of Gdynia and the Scandinavian design ethos. The construction speaks the language of architecture: rhythmic divisions, a calm line, and harmonious proportions convey a sense of order. The wood’s texture adds organic depth, while the steel frame creates a sense of openness and structure. Rounded knobs and seamless transitions between shelves and cabinet fronts complete the piece, giving it a precise, contemporary expression. The shelving unit works well as a standalone feature in a living room, library, or office, suitable for displaying books, ceramics, or art prints. It can be paired with an upholstered armchair with clean lines, a low table in light wood, or a minimalist black lamp. In a setting with light walls and textiles in shades of grey or natural linen, the unit becomes a graphic focal point; combined with glass and matte finishes,