NOKI 1 shelving unit with shelves black oak, TAMO

NOKI 1 shelving unit with shelves black oak, TAMO - 408308

NOKI 1 shelving unit with shelves black oak, TAMO - 408309

NOKI 1 shelving unit with shelves black oak, TAMO - 408310

NOKI 1 shelving unit with shelves black oak, TAMO - 408311

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NOKI 1 shelving unit with shelves black oak, TAMO

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NOKI 1 is a wall-mounted shelving system crafted from lacquered oak, designed by Japanese architect Keiji Ashizawa. The structure features four parallel shelves, each measuring 80 cm in width and 27.5 cm in depth, supported by vertical elements that extend slightly above the top shelf. The surface is finished in a deep, cool-toned black with subtle, visible wood grain, resulting in a matte to satin effect. All joints are precisely flush, with no visible hardware. The shelving system relies on a clear, geometric arrangement with balanced proportions—149 cm in height and 85 cm in width—making it suitable for storing books, decorative objects, or everyday items even in compact spaces. The form of the shelving communicates a sense of order and rhythm. Inspired by the exposed eaves—'noki'—of traditional Japanese architecture, the shelves create a visual pattern akin to an architectural drawing, with the repetition of elements and clarity of lines bringing a sense of structure to the interior. Slightly tapered vertical supports and a uniform color palette emphasize the restraint of the design, while the natural wood texture reveals respect for materiality and craftsmanship. The NOKI 1 shelving system works well in living rooms, studies, or home libraries, where its understated palette allows for pairing with light Scandinavian furniture as well as darker, contemporary accents. It can be combined with minimalist lighting, ceramics, or art prints displayed on the shelves to create a harmonious and calm environment. Surrounded by natural textiles, glass, or metal, the shelving gains additional depth, and in daylight, the nuances of the wood grain are highlighted.