The cabinet that my husband built from a 1916 piano.
Nate gutted the piano, took out the strings, keys, soundboard, and the decorative panel in the front. He removed the structural members in the back. He then built a box cabinet and fitted out the former key area into compartments.
The compartments are perfect for silverware and serving pieces. They are about 2 1/2" high and 14" deep.
The left side of the cabinet has a vintage wire towel rack. This picture also shows the built-in wineglass racks and the lights inside the cupboard.
Nate built a drop-leaf shelf on the right side of the cabinet.
He used a hinge from the top of the original piano.
He used a hinge from the top of the original piano.
Under the cabinet, he used the large central decorative panel to create doors for a storage unit.
This part measures about 19" tall, 22" wide, and 13" deep.
This part measures about 19" tall, 22" wide, and 13" deep.
To the left, he created an opening for a wine chiller or a small cube frig.
Two mahogany-stained pieces for display and storage: a raised plate rack and a tiered box for wine bottles.
The metal bar (that dampened the strings), removed from the interior
and suspended along the front.
Can be delivered to 50-mile radius of Elk River, MN area.
612 239 4888 (Nate Murphy)
Price reduced!!
Now $2400 (was $3200)
To see our other piano bar, click here.
Price reduced!!
Now $2400 (was $3200)
To see our other piano bar, click here.
Looks great! I love it!
ReplyDeleteIncredible...Amazing...Gorgeous...and oh, so one of a kind! This needs to be posted on Junk Market Style for sure, as it would be featured and you'd get that sale...
ReplyDeleteGretchen
"Piano bar" extraordinaire!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, so clever! I love it! XOL
ReplyDeleteI inherited an old piano that I want to convert into a bar. That you for inspiring me to add lighting too.
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