BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, glass, TAMO - 407955

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, glass, TAMO - 407956

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, glass, TAMO - 407957

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BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf, two short shelves, ebony oak, glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 200 is a shelving and storage unit defined by minimalist, architectural lines, drawing inspiration from mid-century modern and Scandinavian design. The frame and shelves are crafted from solid AB-grade oak in a deep ebony tone with a semi-matte lacquer that accentuates the natural wood grain. Slim, black powder-coated steel rods and legs support the structure, lending both visual lightness and stability. Two short open shelves complement a closed cabinet fitted with four doors: two feature oak veneer, while the other two are made from fluted, tempered glass with a vertical pattern. Small, round, flush handles preserve the clean profile, and all connections and joints remain invisible, highlighting a high level of craftsmanship. The proportions—long, low body with a balanced mix of open and closed sections—offer both display and concealed storage possibilities. The silhouette of BAVA SYSTEM 200 conveys clarity and calm through balanced lines, the interplay of transparent glass with the warmth of wood, and the subtle movement of light across the fluted surface. Partially transparent fronts invite the eye inside while keeping some of the contents discreetly hidden. The restrained form and honest materials reference the modernist ideals of order and harmony, while the proportions and detailing suggest a focus on contemporary, thoughtful collecting. This piece works well in a living room as a bookshelf, display cabinet, or low sideboard for audio equipment or collections. It can be paired with a sofa of simple form, a floor lamp with a black base, and a soft rug in grey or beige tones. Complementary choices include matte textiles, accessories in opal glass or ceramics, and artworks in thin frames. In bright, airy interiors, the unit will underline the architectural rhythm, while natural light will highlight the depth of the ebony oak.