Grand piano – P204 model. Limited series of 8 pieces.
Signed by the designer, numbered and stamped by Pleyel. Year of first production: 2008.
This grand piano of 2m17 was created with the harmonic structure of the grand piano of 2m04, heir of the mythical Pleyel n°3 model, chosen by the greatest concert pianists like Alfred Cortot.
This limited series piano is an extremely luxurious version of the « Voie lactée » piano designed as a life-size musical box. The Milky Way painted inside the lid in indigo and navy blue lacquer is covered by a constellation of stars and constellation points inlayed with mother of pearl. The music stand and piano prop in black and white checkerboard pattern is in Corian.. The «Satellite” piano bench is padded with horse hair. So many refinements adding to the rarity of this limited series of eight.

Large baby grand piano – P190 model
Signed by the artist and stamped by Pleyel. Year of first production: 2007. Next available: 1/8.
“Work-of-art” piano by the artist Aki Kuroda produced by Pleyel in partnership with Galerie Maeght (France).Aki Kuroda is an artist with a multidisciplinary quality, who gives life to his works in highly elaborate scene designs. This piano is an echo to the artist’s art work “Cosmogarden”, a channel where music and light take place side by side, and a work that rests on the backdrop of the cosmic night, a night that spreads out like a flower, the cosmos where mankind’s silhouette can be perceived.
The brightness of the lacquer, stenciling, contrasting forms and colours enhance the graphic and poetic nature materialized by the flower and the body shape. Spacemeeting is the result of spontaneity and movement of form sprouting from the lashes of the artist. The vividness of this piano, enhanced by its shine, proceeds from his vision – extremely serene but somewhat violent – of the universe.
The poetry of the flower Aki Kuroda is so fond of soothes the cosmic geometry of the lid and the presence of man in the universe.

Grand piano, unique model of the artist Jean Cortot, produced in collaboration with the Maeght Gallery and made in France in 2006.

Blue and ochre satin lacquer finish. Length 190 cm. Signature of the artist. Matching bench. Jean Cortot celebrates the modernity of the Salle Pleyel on the occasion of its reopening in 2006 with a plastic tribute to the music and work of his father, the pianist Alfred Cortot (1877-1962) whose musical life was closely linked to that of the Pleyel pianos and the Salle Pleyel. Through "Alèssido", the artist gives us his interpretation of a piano in the vein of his famous series of "writings", a true symbiosis of writing and painting. The names of the greatest composers who inspired the Pleyel company are written on imaginary staves with an allegorical graphic design reminiscent of musical notes.