Steingraeber
Bayreuth, Germany · Since 1852
Extraordinary dynamic range, innovative design and uncompromising handcraftsmanship for the pianist seeking the exceptional.

Luxury, Designer & Artist Pianos
Compare exceptional handcrafted instruments, artist pianos, designer finishes and modern piano technology—all in one remarkable Southern California showroom.
More Than an Instrument
A luxury piano is both a musical instrument and a lasting piece of design. Tone, touch, scale, finish and proportion must come together beautifully—and the right choice can only be made by experiencing real differences in person.
Hollywood Piano brings the world’s great piano-making traditions together so you can listen, compare and choose with confidence. Our specialists guide the process without steering you toward a single name.
A Curated Collection
Each maker has its own voice and philosophy. The luxury is not simply having choices—it is being able to compare meaningful choices side by side.
Bayreuth, Germany · Since 1852
Extraordinary dynamic range, innovative design and uncompromising handcraftsmanship for the pianist seeking the exceptional.
Braunschweig, Germany · Since 1835
A warm, singing tone and refined response shaped by one of Germany’s most respected piano-making traditions.
Hradec Králové, Czech Republic · Since 1864
Romantic European color, family heritage and a remarkable range of elegant woods and custom finishes. Guests can also tour the Petrof factory and experience its European piano-making tradition firsthand.
Tallinn, Estonia · Since 1893
Handcrafted European grands with lyrical tone and exceptional musical value, led by concert pianist Indrek Laul.
Italy · European Craftsmanship
Expressive performance meets sophisticated Italian cabinetry for interiors where design matters as much as music.
Haverhill, Massachusetts · Since 1854
Powerful American tone, remarkable sustain and innovative WNG action technology—handcrafted for enduring performance. Guests can arrange a visit to the Haverhill factory and see these pianos being built.
New York & Hamburg · Individually Selected
Classic Steinway grands and uprights selected one instrument at a time for musical quality, condition and lasting character.
Made Personal
Your piano can be as individual as the room it inhabits. We help coordinate the musical, visual and practical details from selection through delivery.
Every premium brand we represent can create custom colors and match a finish to your cabinetry, architectural details or designer’s sample.
Architectural silhouettes, special editions and statement instruments that become the visual center of a room.
Add discreet modern technology while preserving the beauty, sound and authentic playing experience of an acoustic piano.
The Steingraeber Possibility
Steingraeber takes customization far beyond color and finish. Bring us your drawing, inspiration or even an idea that feels completely outside the ordinary. Their craftspeople in Bayreuth can transform it into a singular piano—shaping the case, veneers, inlays and details around your vision.

Steingraeber maintains an extraordinary collection of veneers sourced from around the world. Clients can travel to Bayreuth, explore the selection in person, see the piano makers at work and choose the exact veneer that will become their piano. During the visit, they may stay in a Steingraeber guest apartment while working with the factory to bring the design to life.
Nothing is too imaginative to begin the conversation.
Bring us your idea →A Better Way to Choose
Hear contrasting tonal personalities at the same visit.
Compare touch, control, projection and response at your own pace.
Consider the room, scale, finish and technology with expert guidance.
Select the individual instrument that speaks to you—not simply a model number.
The Hollywood Piano Experience
Visit Artist Pianos of Los Angeles—our dedicated premium piano showroom and the largest selection of premium pianos in the United States, presented in its own distinctive space. Schedule a private appointment or simply come in and explore.
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