Living Room

Painted Piano

I’m thinking that in our new (bigger) house, a lovely painted piano is in order… Design by Katie Fine, image via Desire to Inspire A small and cheap piano from Craigslist (like this one or this one) should fit the bill nicely. Now, just to chose the color… {and convince the husband}

I’m thinking that in our new (bigger) house, a lovely painted piano is in order…

Design by Katie Fine, image via Desire to Inspire

A small and cheap piano from Craigslist (like this one or this one) should fit the bill nicely. Now, just to chose the color…

{and convince the husband}
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24 thoughts on “Painted Piano

  1. I love the idea. Maybe even a really bright and unexpected color would be nice!

    I especially liked the piano in the second link… you can always find a bench at a local yard sale or discount store, and its lines were more architectural and distinct, so they'd stand out even better with the paint.

  2. I am in the middle of this project right now!! I got mine for free on craigslist so the only thing I have to pay for is new legs (the current ones are metal from a school desk) and the paint!

  3. ha ha… I started reading sarah's post about her free piano with no legs, but did not read who posted it and I though.. "hey, my sister in law has a free piano with no legs." By the way.. it totally have some paint for you, Sarah, I'll e-mail you.

  4. Please do not paint those poor unsuspecting pianos. There is no surer way to shorten the life of the instrument. If you absolutely must do it, please have a piano tuner help you disassemble the body, as you will otherwise paint closed the panels that need to be removed for tuning, thus rendering the instrument useless as well as ridiculous.

  5. Hey there, I'm planning to do this too once we buy our house this fall! Design Mom did it a couple of weeks ago and I fell in love with the idea. Plus, Parker loves the piano so I figured it can double as a toy. :) There are so many cheap ones on Craigslist. We need to catch up once you're settled! I see a trip to the North Carolina beaches and maybe even High Point in our future. What do you think?!?! So excited to be on the same coast.

  6. Oh my! Thank you for the piano post. Strip it or paint it, now I have some ideas for my husband's upright. If only I had a sunroom to put it in instead of the living room!

  7. I've been wondering where you've moved! I'm guessing since the home is bigger it's not NYC… hmmm we'll have to keep guessing :) I can't wait for LGN is back in full-time action!

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  9. This is a fantastic idea. We have a piano, virtually an exact twin of that very one in the pic, and I have been wanting to paint it. So thank you for the inspiration, now I just need to find the guts to do it! Your blog is beeeutiful!!!

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