Having started playing the piano when I was 8 and still playing today I have always loved pianos and the simple beauty and craftsmanship of the piano itself. When the day comes that a piano is no longer functioning or simply unwanted I step in and create a functional piece that you can have in your home or business.
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A baby grand piano who's days were long over took on a new life as a beautiful coffee table finished in a Bombay Mahogany. I was also able to use the lyre and create a hall table. The brass wheel casters and pedals really made these pieces pop!
A beautiful Wurlitzer with French Provincial legs now a gorgeous entry way hall table.
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I was very fortunate to have acquired an 1890's Weber upright, in excellent, well cared for condition, that had been in the same family for 3 generations. Being one of my favorite pieces, it was hard to let it go, but I was very pleased to see it go back to the same family I acquired it from when it was complete.
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M.Schulz Co. Hall table in Ebony on Oak- 950
1855 William Townsend & Son Square Piano from London in Mahogany.
No plans yet for this piano but will most likely be lowered into a coffee table with glass top
No plans yet for this piano but will most likely be lowered into a coffee table with glass top
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