BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407585

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407586

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407587

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BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelf unit, one shelf, ebony oak, reeded glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 200 is a shelving unit defined by minimalist, modernist lines inspired by the architectural heritage of Gdynia and the tradition of fine craftsmanship. The body and the long top shelf are made of solid ebony-stained oak with a semi-matte lacquer finish. The structure combines a single, spacious shelf with a low cabinet below, featuring sliding doors made of vertically reeded tempered glass set in oak frames. Slim, powder-coated black steel legs and crossbars support the unit, adding visual lightness yet ensuring stability. The cabinet doors are fitted with small, round, black handles, echoing the metal frame. The proportions are elongated and low (106 × 192 × 35 cm), emphasizing horizontal lines and geometric clarity. The maximum load per shelf is 30 kg. BAVA SYSTEM 200 communicates through a visual language of deep-toned wood, matte metal, and semi-transparent glass. The interplay of smooth surfaces and reeded glass creates a subtle play of light and shadow, while the seamless transitions between materials highlight precise craftsmanship. The low, horizontal form evokes a sense of calm and order reminiscent of modernist architecture. The shelving unit is well-suited for a living room as a display for books, ceramics, or glassware—the open shelf accommodates larger objects, while the closed cabinet discreetly stores less decorative items. It can be paired with a low solid wood coffee table or accessories in black metal and clear glass, forming a harmonious, contemporary setting. The space gains depth when complemented with upholstered furniture in muted tones, matte lighting, and accents in natural materials such as wool or linen.