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

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407408

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407409

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407410

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407411

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

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The BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit combines one long and two short shelves made of solid AB-grade oak within a precisely designed structure of powder-coated matte black steel. The lower cabinet features sliding doors: oak or American walnut veneer on the left, and ribbed, translucent tempered glass on the right. The semi-matte lacquered finish accentuates the wood grain and surface texture. Slender, evenly spaced legs and vertical supports create a distinct rhythm of horizontal and vertical lines. The small, round black handles echo the steel detailing. The overall proportions are carefully balanced, with clean transitions between materials and no visible screws or fasteners. The form of the shelving unit speaks the language of contemporary modernism: a balanced, open structure allows light to move freely through vertical and horizontal divisions. Glass fronts lend visual lightness, while natural oak conveys durability and authenticity. The lines are clear and the finishes precise, reflecting inspiration from Gdynia’s modernist heritage and meticulous craftsmanship. The product communicates quiet confidence, subtly balancing utilitarian function with decorative value. The shelving unit works well in a living room, home library, or office space. It can be paired with a streamlined sofa, a geometric light-wood coffee table, or a minimalist floor lamp to emphasize the openness of the composition. It is worth combining