BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407790

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407791

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO - 407792

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BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, natural oak, glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 200 is a shelving unit defined by minimalist construction, crafted from solid AB-grade oak and black powder-coated steel. The system features one long and two short shelves, each with pronounced wood grain and a semi-matte finish. The lower section consists of a cabinet with three sliding doors—two in oak veneer and one in ribbed, frosted tempered glass, which diffuses light and partially conceals the contents. The proportions are balanced, with open shelving above and a closed storage area below. A geometric arrangement of vertical supports and legs provides structure, while small, round, black handles complete the composition. The visual language of the BAVA SYSTEM 200 draws on Gdynia’s modernist heritage, merging the austerity of lines with the authenticity of materials. The light oak introduces a calm neutrality, while the contrast of black steel adds order and definition to the space. The ribbed glass panel suggests lightness and subtly filters light, creating a discreet interplay of tones between stored objects and their surroundings. The piece communicates maturity of form and function, harmonizing with interior architecture rather than dominating it. This shelving unit works well in a living room as a home library or display for collections, and in commercial spaces as a refined showcase. It can be paired with low sofas in light upholstery, rugs in subdued hues, or lamps with glass shades. The frosted glass door pairs well with other glass or ceramic details, while the natural oak complements textiles in beige, grey, or blue tones. Surrounded by matte surfaces and diff