Ministein Piano, by Phillip Robert Cadman
Style: Custom Design
Type: Piano
Materials: Ebony, Maple, Ivory, Polyurethane
Dimensions: 6-1/4 in. deep by 4-3/4 in. wide by 3-1/3 in. tall.

Cadman’s passion is making 1/12-scale exact furniture replicas, and he never makes the same piece twice. The keys and foot pedals of his grand piano, “Ministein,” function on springs, and the handmade brass casters swivel and roll. The piano case and black keys are ebony, the white keys are maple with ivory veneers, and the finish is high-gloss polyurethane.

Manxman Piano by M.H. Baillie Scott
Style: Arts and Crafts
Type: Piano
Materials: Ebonized Mahogany, Pewter, Mother of Pearl, Silver
Dimensions: 25 in. deep by 54 in. wide by 46 in. tall.

English designer M.H. Baillie Scott (1865-1945) designed this piano in 1896. The case is thought to have been produced six years later by the Guild of Handicraft or the Pyghtle Works. It is constructed of ebonized mahogany, and decorated with pewter, mother of pearl, and marquetry in various stained woods. The handles and hinges are silver-plated. The movement was made by John Broadwood & Sons Ltd. in London. Photo courtesy V&A Images/Victoria and Albert Museum.

Piano Road

Grand Piano Stage Set

This is surely the most happy of combinations.

A Great Piano Lid reflection

This is a shared office space for small businesses – but a very different one. The metaphor for the place is not really an office, it’s a café.
When you step inside, the first thing you see is the bar and the grand piano. In fact, there are no desks, office chairs, cubicles or bulletin boards anywhere...

Tiny Grand Piano Can Be Played with a Toothpick
from Popular Science Issue: Dec, 1940

I think I have close-run thing for a complete piano outfit...

This piano bed was created from parts of an antique piano that was no longer of any use as a piano or an antique. The design is by Gregg Lee.

Fairhaven Festival
The culminating event of the festival is the annual Piano Race along Harris Avenue on Sunday afternoon. The race holds its origins in an infamous story about Dirty Dan. As the story goes, Dirty Dan sold his Fairhaven hotel before a move to California, but he wanted the buyer to pay extra for the upright piano in the tavern. When the new owner refused, Dan and his friends allegedly rolled the piano into Bellingham Bay. During this annual reenactment, teams of racers pull their pianos up Harris Avenue instead of pushing them into the water.

Piano under Stained Glass roof skylight

Brian,

It is always so much fun seeing your name listed under the Soundboard. I always know that there will be some fun pics to look at.

Where, oh where are you getting them from? Thought I had explored MANY google options for piano pics but yours are mostly unique ones for me.

Love the creative use of an old upright like the bed.

And the office cafe (what are the red dots signifying?)

Would rather see a male stretched out over the top of a piana (how weird would that be? )

And the garden inlaid upright really just should be sitting in my parlor (if I had one!)

The Waldberg is just my taste -

And the Debain, I have posted...love it, love it love it - along with the fancy pedals (another pic saved)

The tool chest must be a guy thing!

Thanks so much for finding these wonderful pics and sharing them with us.

BTW

And the pic of your piano is where?

LilyLady, so hard to find a man lying on a piano! Someone will just have to photoshop it...
"So as you know by now, last week we photographed the mega hot Ryan Barry in Palm Springs, the location was a fabulous, a mid century home with great views, and among the cool things in the house was Joan Collins' grand piano"