The World's Smallest Grand Piano

Most homes were never designed around a grand piano. The Sygnet was designed around the home.

Handbuilt in Cambridge, England, the Sygnet is the smallest grand piano in the world.

A true grand, in baby grand format. Measuring 146cm × 132cm × 170cm (4ft 8in × 4ft 3in × 5ft 6in) and weighing 281.5kg (620.6lbs), it easily fits rooms that a conventional grand would dominate—and apartments that a conventional grand could never enter.

A grand piano, not a compromise

The Sygnet is not a scaled-down gesture at a grand. Horizontal strings. A grand action. Felt hammers on copper strings. Everything that makes a grand piano a grand piano, held within the smallest footprint ever built.

What changes is where it can live. A London apartment. A study. The corner of a sitting room that has been waiting for something worth looking at.

Any colour. Genuinely any colour.

Every Sygnet is finished to order. The full Farrow & Ball and Little Greene ranges are available as standard, alongside any colour you bring to us. The piano arrives matched to the room it was chosen for, not the other way round.

Plays beautifully. Even if you don't.

Every Edelweiss piano includes self-play as standard. Precision engineering operates the keys from an iPad, invisibly. Felt hammers strike copper strings. The sound is live because it is live.

A library of 1,000 pieces comes with the instrument, expandable to 5,000. Bespoke recordings can be commissioned. Any piece, any artist, made exclusively for your piano.

The same footprint, twice

The Sygnet shares its footprint with one other instrument: the Aurora, our hero model, built entirely in Britain with patented engineering and the most extensive customisation in the range. Two pianos. One footprint. Two entirely different answers to the same room.

Handbuilt in Cambridge, England

Every Edelweiss is built by hand in our Cambridge workshop, by a family firm founded in 1975, with every component sourced within Britain wherever possible. You will find our pianos in homes from New York to Los Angeles. They are all made in one place.

Frequently Asked Questions

How small is the world’s smallest grand piano?

The Sygnet measures 146cm wide by 132cm long (4ft 8in by 4ft 3in) and standing 170cm tall at 281.5kg (620.6lbs). It is a true grand piano in baby grand format, and shares its footprint with the Aurora, our hero model.

Is a small grand piano still a real grand piano?

Yes. The Sygnet has horizontal strings and a grand action, the two things that define a grand. The format is smaller. The instrument is not lesser.

Can the smallest grand piano play itself?

Every Edelweiss includes self-play as standard. The piano performs acoustically, operated invisibly from an iPad, with a library of 1,000 pieces expandable to 5,000.

What colours is it available in?

Any colour, including the full Farrow & Ball and Little Greene ranges. Every Sygnet is finished to order.

How much does the world’s smallest grand piano cost?

Full details are on our pricing guide

Where can I see one?

At Harrods in London, or our showrooms in Cambridge, New York, and Los Angeles.

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