Look real close at what is holding the two halves together. Yeap. It’s a wishbone!

What to do with those old worn out pianos? Maskull Lasserre created a work of art. The process is interesting and you can read about below.

An Antique Piano Cut In Half

 

I was inspired by some of the creative ideas I have seen of folks making use of old pianos.  We had an old family upright piano given to us several years ago for me to practice tuning. When it wore out its usefulness, I decided to keep it and make grandma’s old piano into a desk. It is an ongoing project but already it is useful and a great conversation piece.

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