BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407720

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407721

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO - 407722

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BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, one short shelf, natural oak, fluted glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit blends solid oak with matte powder-coated steel and fluted tempered glass. The construction features one long and one short shelf, each supported by slender black steel rods that create a clear division between display and storage. Sliding doors in the lower section are made from vertically ribbed glass, partially obscuring the contents and adding a subtle, tactile dimension. Small round black handles accentuate the minimalist aesthetic, while semi-matte lacquered oak surfaces highlight the grain and warm tone of the wood. Every detail is precisely joined, and the proportions—192 cm wide, 143 cm high, and 35 cm deep—offer a balanced, contemporary composition. The design references modernist and Scandinavian traditions: the transparent structure, interplay of light on glass, and rhythmic verticals evoke a calm, thoughtful visual language. The translucent glass acts as both screen and invitation, while the natural oak softens the industrial edge of the steel. The result is a piece that communicates freedom and lightness, maintaining a sense of solidity and purpose. The shelving system would work well in a spacious living room, serving as both a library and a display for ceramics or glassware. It can be paired with upholstered furniture in neutral shades, lamps with matte finishes, and accessories made from natural materials such as wool or linen. Placing it against a light-colored wall will enhance the rhythm of the black steel and the interplay of light on the ribbed glass. In an open-plan space, the unit can define a visual axis, while in a study it creates an organized zone for work and storage.