BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, dark oak, fluted glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, dark oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407360

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, dark oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407361

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, dark oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407362

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, dark oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407363

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BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, dark oak, fluted glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit is defined by a clear, minimalist structure rooted in modernist tradition. Crafted from solid AB-grade oak finished in a deep, warm dark oak semi-matte lacquer, it highlights the natural wood grain. Two shelves—one long, one short—offer functional space for display or storage. The frame stands on slender, cylindrical legs and crossbars made of matte black powder-coated steel, emphasizing the piece’s geometric rhythm. The lower section is enclosed by fluted, tempered ornamental glass doors set in dark oak frames; the vertical grooves of the glass introduce a subtle play of light and discreetly obscure the contents. The execution is precise and understated, with no visible hardware and well-balanced proportions (143 × 160 × 35 cm, shelf thickness 19 mm, maximum shelf load 30 kg). The shelving unit communicates a sense of calm and order: the horizontal lines of the shelves and the vertical accents of the glass create a graphic dialogue where wood and steel coexist in harmony. Its character is defined by the balance of solidity and visual lightness, while the shifting light on the fluted glass adds depth and variation. BAVA SYSTEM 160 references modernist restraint, where every detail has purpose and the overall design invites interpretation. This shelving unit will work well in a living room or study with a contemporary, Scandinavian, or mid-century modern aesthetic. It can be paired with upholstered sofas in natural, light fabrics and side tables in black steel or glass. The shelves can be filled with books, ceramics, or framed art, while the lower section conceals less decorative items. Against a light wall and in soft lighting, the semi-matte wood finish and graphic glass detail will reveal the subtlety of the form; for contrast, accents of brass or granite can be