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Bookcase BAVA SYSTEM 160 two short shelves, ebony oak, TAMO

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The BAVA SYSTEM 160 is a shelving unit defined by balanced, modernist proportions, combining two short upper shelves with a spacious lower cabinet closed by four doors. The body and shelves are crafted from solid oak in an ebony tone with pronounced wood grain, finished in a subtle semi-matte lacquer. The structure is supported by slender, powder-coated black steel legs and vertical supports, creating an architectural sense of lightness. The cabinet fronts are smooth, punctuated only by discreet round black knobs. The long, low cabinet base and open shelving above provide both storage and display functionality. Precision joinery, invisible fittings (except for the knobs), and refined details reinforce the quality craftsmanship and contemporary character. The unit’s form communicates calm and order, while the combination of natural oak and matte steel creates a sense of harmony and durability. The cool wood tone and restrained lines evoke Scandinavian and modernist aesthetics, referencing Gdynia’s design tradition. The minimalist silhouette does not dominate the space; instead, it serves as a backdrop for books, ceramics, or artwork. Every detail is subordinated to clarity and practical logic, resulting in a quietly confident expression. This shelving is well-suited for living rooms, studies, or commercial interiors, wherever a balance of storage and display is sought. It may be paired with low sofas and simple tables, floor lamps with metal bases, or textiles in greys and beiges to emphasize its neutral character. Accessories in ceramic or ornamental glass work well, while a backdrop in light, matte colors will highlight the depth of the ebony oak and the linear steel structure.