BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, two shelves, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, two shelves, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 406964

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, two shelves, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 406965

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, two shelves, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 406966

BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, two shelves, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 406967

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BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit, two shelves, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 100 shelving unit is defined by balanced, minimalist lines inspired by modernist and Scandinavian design. Its structure features two open shelves in solid AB-class oak and a lower cabinet with sliding doors made of vertically fluted, frosted tempered glass. The entire unit is supported by slender, powder-coated black steel rods that act as both legs and vertical supports. Measuring 143 cm high, 100 cm wide, and 35 cm deep, the shelving’s proportions highlight its contemporary character, while the semi-matte wood finish accentuates the natural grain. Details such as round black metal handles and precise joinery at the corners contribute to a sense of material harmony and structural coherence. The form of BAVA SYSTEM 100 communicates clarity and order—its geometric transparency is complemented by the warmth of natural oak, while the subtly diffused glass adds lightness. The interplay of these materials creates a balance between solidity and transparency. The restrained, functional silhouette evokes modernist discipline: every element is defined by its purpose, and the rhythm of vertical and horizontal lines establishes a calm, orderly visual language. This shelving unit works well in a living room as a display for books and collectibles or in a home office, where its open construction prevents visual clutter. It can be paired with a straight-lined sofa, light textiles, and a black metal floor lamp to emphasize its graphic qualities. Natural materials—ceramics, glass, or potted plants—will enhance the oak’s warmth and soften the coolness of the steel elements.