A client once asked for a piano housed within a 24 carat gold imperial egg, built for a private ballroom. The piano came first. Every other decision in that room followed it. Another wanted theirs covered entirely in Swarovski crystals. A third brought us a sculptural table and asked whether a working grand piano could live inside it without corrupting the form. It could. Because we build the world’s smallest grand piano, and that changes what’s possible.
If you can describe it, draw it, or show us an image, we can work with it.