BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, two short shelves, white oak, TAMO

BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, two short shelves, white oak, TAMO - 407920

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BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit, two short shelves, white oak, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 200 shelving unit by TAMO is a modular construction made from solid AB-grade oak and powder-coated steel. Two short shelves in bleached oak are set above a long cabinet with four sliding, flush-mounted doors. Slender, cylindrical legs and vertical rods in matte black steel provide a visual contrast to the light wood, emphasizing the modernist character of the design. The cabinet fronts are finished with small, round black knobs. The pronounced wood grain and semi-matte finish highlight the natural texture. Balanced proportions and a lightweight appearance complement the use of robust materials. The shelving unit measures 143 cm in height, 192 cm in width, and 35 cm in depth, with 19 mm thick shelves and a maximum load of 30 kg per shelf. The geometric line of BAVA SYSTEM 200 speaks the language of contemporary modernism, evoking Scandinavian precision and formal discipline. The combination of natural oak and black steel creates a calm rhythm, balancing strength and subtlety. The piece conveys a sense of order and openness to change—it does not dominate the space but allows for individual interpretation and flexible use. The shelving unit will work well as a focal point in a living room or as a storage solution in an office, perfect for books and curated objects. It can be combined with furniture featuring simple shapes, such as a muted upholstered sofa or a natural wood table. Pairing it with lamps in matte finishes and milk glass accents will enhance the harmony of materials. In bright, spacious interiors, the bleached oak stands out while the black details offer a graphic counterpoint.