BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one shelf, natural oak, glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one shelf, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407120

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one shelf, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407121

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one shelf, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407122

BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one shelf, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407123

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BAVA SYSTEM 160 shelving unit, one shelf, natural oak, glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 160 is a contemporary shelving unit defined by clarity of structure and attention to detail. Its body and shelves are crafted from solid AB-grade oak with a semi-matte lacquer finish that brings out the natural grain and warmth of the wood. Matte black, powder-coated steel rods provide both structural integrity and a distinctive visual accent. On the right, ribbed, frosted glass sliding doors subtly diffuse the view of the cabinet’s contents, while the left side features matching oak veneer sliding doors. The rectilinear geometry is marked by sharp edges and precise material alignment. Small, round black handles and discreet feet integrate seamlessly with the overall silhouette, while the proportions—160 × 106 × 35 cm—ensure both capacity and stability. The unit conveys a sense of calm restraint, echoing the modernist and Scandinavian design ethos, where honest materials and clear divisions are paramount. The interplay of wood and glass creates a visual equilibrium—glass brings lightness and a subtle diffused texture, while natural oak adds a sense of domestic warmth. Steel lines introduce rhythm, referencing 1960s architecture, yet the overall impression is contemporary and versatile. BAVA SYSTEM 160 works well in living rooms as a display for books, ceramics, or collections, and also suits office and public spaces where clarity and material durability are valued. It can be paired with upholstered sofas featuring clean lines, matte-finished lighting, and neutral textiles. Complementary details include black metal, glass, or light stone. The shelf may be positioned against a wall or used as a spatial divider in open interiors. Daylight and subtle spot lighting will highlight the interplay of textures in glass and wood.