Samick Studio Piano

 

Price - $3,495 (financing available)

Finish - Polished Walnut

 

Here’s an excellent example of the French provincial styling used by many piano builders today. But where does this style come from? 

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In the 18th century, the Parisian monarchy and court would commission hundreds of luxurious and elaborate pieces of furniture in the Rococo style, a style known for its intricate curves and decoration, with a true sense of excess given to each piece. While this intricate aesthetic is beautiful, it was exorbitantly expensive for most, even the wealthy families living in the French provinces at the time. The result was a simpler style, which had the smooth lines of the Rococo style, without the ornate carvings which raised the cost of manufacture above what most could afford. In the past few decades this “French provincial” style has come into popularity as an elegant look that, because of its lack of ornate decoration, hits the sweet spot between old world style and modern simplicity. 

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With curved legs and a delicate trim laid on the front, this Samick studio adds a welcome touch of that subtle elegance to any room it’s placed in. It is in like new condition, and sounds fantastic. We’re placing this piano on sale till Saturday, dropping its original price of $3,495 to just $2,495. This piano has already passed inspection by our technician, and will be sold with a complimentary move, tune, warranty, and trade-up policy. Give us a visit, and try it out today!