Piano DIY: 13 Ways to Upcycle an Old Piano
- May 26, 2016
- 1 min read
Everyone loves a piano. They're beautiful works of art; true conversation pieces.
We love them so much, that we've got three of them right now at Bunch Auctions coming up in our June regular auction and Catalog. If you decide to place a bid on this gorgeous Steinway or one of our others, remember not to leave your old piano in the dust.
No one ever wants to throw out their old piano, even when it has become non-functional. Instead of kicking it to the curb, teach that old piano some new tunes. Let these 13 innovative designs spark an idea of how to convert your retired music-maker into a one of a kind decor showpiece.
1. Piano Desk
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2. Piano Bar
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3. Piano Bookshelves and Shelving Units
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4. Piano Fish Tank
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5. Piano Fountain & Whimsical Garden Decor
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6. Piano Garden & Planters
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7. Piano Key Chandelier
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8. Piano Keys Key Rack
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9. Piano Key Clock with Sheet Music
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10. Piano Key Lamp Shade
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11. Piano Key Bench
12. Piano Mandala Art
13. Piano Key Shelves and Wall Art
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