Aduma oak shelving unit by Kave Home styled with ceramics and books in a warm Mediterranean interior

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Aduma Sculptural Oak Shelving Unit

Kave Home

A sculptural approach to everyday storage. With its architectural curves, geometric openings and beautifully layered shelves, Aduma transforms a functional piece of furniture into a distinctive interior statement.

The natural oak finish brings warmth and texture, while the open silhouette creates a sense of lightness and balance in contemporary living spaces.

MaterialOak veneer · MDF · Oak wood

Dimensions100 × 40 × 187.5 cm

ColourNatural oak

FinishWater-based finish

DesignArchitectural · Sculptural

CertificationFSC 100%

Weight75 kg

InstallationWall fixing required

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KASODI NOTE

Why we love it

Aduma is more than a shelving unit. Its rhythmic arrangement of overlapping shelves and rounded architectural forms gives the piece a distinctive presence, even when styled with just a handful of carefully chosen objects.

We particularly love the contrast between the structured oak surfaces and the generous open spaces. The result feels both contemporary and timeless — a natural fit for interiors that favour character over excess.

Its warm wood tones work beautifully with ceramics, natural textiles, stone and softly textured walls.

MATERIALS & CARE

Considered design, everyday function

Aduma combines MDF, oak wood and oak veneer in a natural-coloured, water-based finish. The product carries FSC 100% certification and features adjustable feet to help accommodate uneven floors.

Clean with a damp cloth and mild cleaning product, then dry immediately. Avoid direct heat, prolonged sunlight, abrasive cleaners, bleach and solvents.

Important: This shelving unit must be securely fixed to the wall using appropriate fixings for the wall type. Follow the manufacturer's assembly instructions.

KASODI STYLING

Style it with

Collected Ceramics

Display a few sculptural vases, handmade bowls and tactile objects in warm neutral tones. Let the open spaces become part of the composition.

A Considered Library

Combine carefully selected books with small decorative objects. Vary the orientation and height of each arrangement to create an effortless editorial feel.