BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, two shelves, dark oak, reeded glass, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, two shelves, dark oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407630

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, two shelves, dark oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407631

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, two shelves, dark oak, reeded glass, TAMO - 407632

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BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, two shelves, dark oak, reeded glass, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit presents a balanced, geometric composition crafted from solid AB-grade oak in a deep, dark finish, with a semi-matte lacquer accentuating the wood’s natural grain. The structure features long, horizontal shelves supported by slender, cylindrical legs and vertical rods made of black powder-coated steel. The lower section is enclosed by sliding doors of reeded, tempered glass with a cool, translucent tone. Minimal black handles and seamless joints emphasize the unit’s orderly, contemporary character. With proportions of 192 cm in width, 143 cm in height, and 35 cm in depth, the shelving unit is designed for optimal use of space—both for display and storage. The form of BAVA SYSTEM 200 draws on the modernist tradition of Gdynia and Scandinavian rationalism, blending functionality with visual lightness. The interplay of dark oak, matte black, and glass fronts creates an architectural sense of clarity, as if each element is placed with deliberate, precise intent. The reeded glass gently diffuses light, introducing softness and subtle separation between the cabinet’s interior and its surroundings. The calm rhythm of vertical and horizontal lines evokes a sense of order and understated elegance. This shelving unit would work well in a living room or library, serving as a backdrop for a collection of books, ceramics, or art objects. It can be paired with low, upholstered sofas in neutral tones, a natural stone coffee table, or minimal lighting in black or brass. Placed against pale walls and matte textiles, the shelving highlights the contrast of materials; in a muted interior palette, it brings a sense of order and refinement.