BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, fluted glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407450

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407451

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407452

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407453

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BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, fluted glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 160 is a freestanding shelving unit defined by geometric clarity, combining solid ebony oak with powder-coated steel. A long top shelf spans the entire width, while two shorter shelves below create visual rhythm and functional variety. The lower cabinet features ribbed, translucent tempered glass, introducing a vertical texture and silvery-grey reflections. The structure stands on slender cylindrical legs, and details such as minimalist round handles and exposed steel uprights highlight precision craftsmanship. Balanced proportions, a modular layout, and subtly visible oak grain contribute to a contemporary piece that references modernist and minimalist aesthetics. The interplay of dark oak and cool steel brings a sense of calm order to the space. The restrained form communicates a respect for craft, while the vertical glass texture gently disrupts the linear rhythm, adding depth and lightness. Each detail—from the semi-matte finish to the precise joinery—expresses a thoughtful approach to materials and design. The shelving unit quietly sets the tone, acting as a graphic anchor within the interior. It works well in a living room as a library or a display for collections. The unit can be paired with low-profile sofas, light wood veneer tables, or brushed metal accessories. A neutral palette of textiles—greys, beiges, anthracite—will accentuate the depth of the wood and the transparency of the glass. Placed against a unified wall, the