Vertical and upper class. This neoclassical design presents a delicate background for a vertical piano. A wide section of boiserie panels elegantly frames the instrument. Two modern wall lights add a balance of theatrical lighting.

Piano and color pop. A brightly colored accent chair makes for a fun counterattack against the formality of a piano. It also gives a grateful listener a place to stay comfortably. See more of this Taiwan apartment with simple layout and hard palette here.

This time, a designed chair maintains the elegant black and curved aesthetic of its neighboring piano.

Let the piano set the tone. This eye-catching fire brigade red piano sets the accent color for a luxurious living space, inspiring a scattering of equally bright scattering cushions along with an adjoining sofa.

Under arches. Is there any arrangement more perfect for a piano room than arch architecture? These arched windows and a matching arched wall mirror complete the curved silhouette of the piano with style and grace.

Mid-century modern music venue. Mutated colors and mid-century modern style mold a melodic setting.

Camouflaged creativity. This white upright piano blends seamlessly into an all-white interior design without fanfare. See more inspiration for modern interiors with the minimalist white decor here.

Honey, I’m home. Put the love of your life right into the entrance to your main living space. It will be the first thing you will see when you get home, and the first impression you will make on your guests.

Balance black pianos with other large dark furniture. Dark sofa color is the obvious choice in living space. Black light finishes and darkly framed bookcases also make good counterweight contributions.

Wonderful music and a window seat. Accumulate a sort of cushions and blankets to create a comfortable stay for musical appreciation.

Work hard Play hard. After a day in the office, it’s time to light up your life with good music and an inspiring king of light.

Industrial inspiration. Concrete walls and cave spaces create enough acoustics.

It’s all about the arts. Musical art meets wall art in this sober interior design. Vertical pianos are best located against an interior wall and due to direct sunlight, so this landscape also serves as an exterior view that is lacking.

Make the most of small wall spaces by double banking your musical instruments. A fresh accent color will elevate the look.

Tear off the overcoat and better use that clumsy under stair space.

Bohemian rhapsody. Indoor plants, jute rugs and rattan baskets evoke a relaxed boho atmosphere.

For the minimalist musician. This murmured keyboard looks like a floating console unit with a fashionable wooden lath finish.

Never overstated. This small upright and coordinating piano stool was thrown with a cheerful yellow paint that makes them the unparalleled focus of the room.

Family time and tunes. This unique living space combines family dining, a creative children’s play area and an attractive music area into one open air space. An indoor swing provides a place to rest and balance to the tune.

Parallel poetry. This symmetrical space creates a dramatic track to the keys. Prominent partitions effectively protect the upright piano from direct sunlight from two side windows, while the rest of the room remains bright and welcoming.

Another handling of the boho theme, this decorative moment has a wall baskets super modern keyboard.

Imagine … Inspirational entrance by John Lennon. This is not the piano on which John Lennon composed “Imagine”, but it has some similar characteristics. The real one was sold for $ 2.1 million via an online auction at the Hard Rock Cafe in London to the late British pop star George Michael. It is still owned by his estate.

Piano-loving plants. Some people believe that indoor plants grow better when you play classical music to them. This is presumably due to the pleasant vibrations created by the sound waves, which then cause movement in plant cells and stimulate more nutrient production. This one certainly seems to be thriving!

Creative and comfortable. Fake fur, a cheerful rug and some plant friends help a lot that a simple music area seems loved and vibrant.

Gold accents and gallery. If you’re looking to add serious luxury to your music hobby room, consider a gallery wall of grumpy black and white photographic prints and a rich accompaniment of gold-accented furniture.

Put together a lullaby. Bedrooms don’t just sleep; bedroom workshops are now common, so why not a songwriting station?

Elegant and streamlined. This linear black background elegantly combines the piano and TV corner into one smart, shady wall feature that allows the lighter furniture in the foreground to shine brightly.

Peaceful color palettes and panel molding. This narrow living space is extensively joined by a corridor piano area under one peaceful color palette. Chic panel molding gives the music wall a clear, classical aesthetic.

The traditional touch. Dark wood panels complement this piano and give the room a comfortable traditional feel.

Built-in benches and bookshelves. Concrete steps bleed into a custom concrete bench in this ceiling hobby space. Take a book from the stacks and go to the singing song.

This writer’s home brings the home library theme a little further … Well, much more. Oh, the hours we could spend in that room.

In this home, the music room and combined home library are transformed into an extensive staircase project with book storage in the elevators.

Candlelight concerts. Create an atmospheric glow with a collection of candles. Hey, it worked for Liberace.

Pianos and columns, plus an untouched white color scheme. Clever, simple and amazing.

Highs and lows. While being in the light is beautiful, you don’t want to be blinded by low hanging lights. This row of pendants makes an undulating formation from the sofa to the piano, hung by a set of decorative ceiling roses. The yellow piano shines all by itself.

Placed in a corner. Built-in bookshelves can be used to frame a deep alcove and make a decorative environment for a vertical piano.

Big and gray. A bright black piano looks at home in a moody charcoal gray and black room decor. Portrait painting and velvet-trimmed window dressings optional.

Music shares an opinion, and this piano shares the room.

Give an old instrument new life in a modern rustic setting.

Monochrome music room. Black and white piano keys inspire a black and white decorative scheme in this modern concept.

Play the classics in a classically decorated oak tree and warm lamplight.

Lively and focused. This amazing space has distant views that evoke emotion and allow the mind to drift and dream.

Creative yard. This heavenly courtyard keeps the piano out of direct sunlight, which will tear down a piano and will also not be useful in the end.

If you insist on a lot of windows though, this seamless wide setting option is sensational. Dense growth of trees should give abundant shade, but be sure to protect your piano with a heavy cover when the sunlight is strongest.

Your personal concert hall. Keep floors, set up seats and let the audience in.

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Layered light show. A spectacular light installation sets the stage for stardom.

Open plan. Set up a creative core within your home that can be enjoyed from every corner.

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• Designer: OgataYoshiki + SALT + IkawaAtsushi + WataseIkuma

Picturesque sound waves. This amazing wooden roof features sound waves around the perimeter of the room, and actively handles acoustics.

A grand piano and a vertical garden form a naturally inspiring space for creativity.

Cut curves. Black piano and rounded furniture cut contrasting curves against a pure white background.

A true reflection of talent. High bright floors will double the effect of a centrally placed grand and talented pianist.