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

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, dark oak, glass, TAMO - 407820

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, dark oak, glass, TAMO - 407821

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, one long shelf, two short shelves, dark oak, glass, TAMO - 407822

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

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The BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit by TAMO combines solid AB-grade oak, matte black powder-coated steel, and ribbed tempered glass in a configuration of one long and two short shelves. The furniture is finished in a deep dark oak tone with a pronounced wood grain, protected by a semi-matte lacquer. The lower section houses a cabinet with sliding doors: two panels finished in matching oak veneer, with the third segment in vertically ribbed, semi-transparent glass. The slim steel frame, with evenly spaced supports and discreet round feet, gives the structure a sense of lightness, while minimalist round black handles emphasize the clarity of the form. Proportions—180 cm in height, 192 cm in width, and 35 cm in depth—allow for display of books, collections, or decorative objects while maintaining a coherent silhouette and functionality. A balanced composition of dark, natural materials and vertical divisions provides a sense of order and subtle presence. Lines are clear, and the transitions between wood, glass, and steel highlight the architectural nature of the design. The ribbed, semi-transparent glass panel references modernist motifs, while offering a light, contemporary accent. The shelving unit thus communicates calm and order, establishing an atmosphere where every detail has its place. BAVA SYSTEM 200 works well in a spacious living room or home library, serving as both a shelving unit and an elegant cabinet for displaying treasured objects. It can be paired with upholstered sofas in neutral tones, glass or brass lighting, and