Have you always wanted a piano at home but struggled with the lack of space? The best solution may be Georg Bohle’s Piano Table. The light oak table hides a musical surprise. An electronic piano with 88 keys is hidden inside, making this a unique piece of furniture. We were inspired by the idea, so take a look.
Oak table with a concealed functional instrument
Rotterdam-based artist and designer Georg Bohle, a graduate of the Design Academy Eindhoven, has created an unconventional piece of furniture with multiple functions. The Piano Table oak table is perfect as a dining table for the dining room, large enough for the whole family, or as a desk for a home office. It can also become the centerpiece of the living room, where friends can gather around the piano for pleasant evenings. Surprise your guests with a piano table and good mood.
Space-saving furniture – piano and oak table in one design
Piano and table combine to create a multifunctional piece of furniture with a simple design. Piano Table is an innovative piece that can change the way you use your living space, and it is available for about $6,000.
Photos: Joost van Brug
Piano with an additional function by Georg Bohle
Anna Lohan
Peter Dark
