BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407378

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407379

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407380

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407381

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BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit offers a contemporary take on modular storage, combining solid ebony oak, black powder-coated steel, and reeded tempered glass. The arrangement features one long and one shorter shelf supported by slender vertical rods. Reeded glass fronts introduce a translucent, textured effect, partially obscuring the contents and emphasizing the graphic rhythm of the form. The unit is precisely proportioned: 143 cm high, 160 cm wide, and 35 cm deep. Design details include exposed steel rods piercing the shelves and minimalist round handles on the glass doors. The semi-matte finish highlights the natural grain of the wood, lending the piece a subtle architectural character. The shape of the shelving unit evokes associations with modernist order and contemporary restraint. The glass fronts filter light and shadow, creating a sense of lightness despite the solid oak base. The rhythm of vertical lines and the balanced asymmetry of the shelves suggest freedom in arrangement while maintaining compositional coherence. References to Gdynia modernism are evident—clarity of form and an emphasis on material quality translate into a timeless, universal presence. The BAVA SYSTEM 160 works well in living rooms, home libraries, or office spaces, where it can showcase books, ceramics, or glassware. It can be paired with a sofa of simple form, a metal floor lamp, or a stone-topped coffee table. Combining the unit with light-colored walls and natural-toned textiles will accentuate the depth of the ebony oak. The reeded glass interacts with changing light, making placement near a window or in variable lighting conditions ideal for revealing the nuances of texture and color.