BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, ribbed glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, ribbed glass, TAMO - 407765

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, ribbed glass, TAMO - 407766

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, ribbed glass, TAMO - 407767

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BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, ebony oak, ribbed glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit is defined by its architectural form, featuring one long and one short shelf crafted from solid ebony oak. The shelves rest on slim, cylindrical legs and black powder-coated steel supports, which add lightness and highlight the vertical rhythm of the design. The lower section is enclosed by ribbed, tempered glass fronts with a vertical pattern in a translucent light gray tone, offering a visual contrast to the smooth wood surfaces. Handles are small, round, and black, matching the steel details. The semi-matte finish subtly reflects light, while the visible wood grain emphasizes the natural character of the material. Dimensions are balanced: height 143 cm, width 192 cm, depth 35 cm, shelf thickness 19 mm, maximum shelf load 30 kg. The visual language of the BAVA SYSTEM 200 draws on Gdynia's modernist tradition and Scandinavian restraint. The austerity of steel meets the warmth of oak, while the textured glass introduces a subtle play of light. The clarity of line and precision of execution suggest a product with a distinct, contemporary identity. Transparency of form communicates spatial freedom, making the shelving unit a striking yet versatile presence. BAVA SYSTEM 200 works well in a living room as a display for books, ceramics, or glass collections. It can be paired with an upholstered armchair in shades of gray or a geometric rug to reinforce its modernist character. The interior will achieve coherence if combined with low tables in light wood and minimalist lighting. The ribbed glass is best appreciated in daylight or under diffuse illumination, while the semi-matte wood finish allows the piece to harmonize with both matte and glossy surfaces.