At Pianos Recycled, we have a simple objective - creating piano futures for old unwanted pianos!
We save unwanted pianos from an ignoble end through handcrafted restoration or imaginative re-purposing. We process each instrument thoughtfully and creatively to extract not only a useful future as a unique and valued item, but we also ensure the embodied qualities of the piano's materials and craftsmanship receive the respect they deserve.
Most unwanted pianos end up in landfill, which is both a loss of heritage and waste of resources. If you have an unwanted piano and want to be environmentally responsible, you can now choose a viable and unique alternative path for it. And help sustain our planet into the future!
Our NEW warehouse and showroom is now OPEN!
You can Browse Gifts, Furniture, Art, Timber and Pianos and Be Inspired!
Unit 10/13-17 Crawford St Braeside VIC
PIANOS from $500 and RECYCLED TIMBER from $5
Wednesdays and Thursdays 10am-4pm, Saturdays and other times by appointment
The ancient skills, craftsmanship, scarce resources and provenance embodied in the piano
The number of pianos ending up in landfill and consequently the impact on the environment
A piano to playable condition where possible and feasible
A piano's materials into unique, customized, individually designed products.
A piano's residual materials for later re-use
The Pianos Recycled community embraces Circular Economy principles as it believes transitioning away from a world of take, make and throw away and towards one that is regenerative and renewable provides some of the answer for the planet's health.
Our community consists of individuals, businesses and organizations like these:
Stefano's Piece de Resistance - Richard Lipp piano to Sliding door book cabinet. #pianosrecycled #22customfurniture #pianotransformation #recycledfurniture #recycling #circulareconomy #pianotimber #creatingpianofutures #woodworking #mastercraftsman #sustainableworld #playingourpart #magnificentbeast
Posted by Pianos Recycled on Wednesday, August 30, 2023
See our recent Bank Australia clip to find out more about us - "How to Change The World in Sixty Seconds". Mike Hendry shows just how Pianos Recycled is playing our part to make the world a better place for future generations
