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Now you don’t!
I love my piano! But, from a design perspective it has really thrown me for a loop. First of all, did you know that if you own a piano, it needs to be placed on an interior wall? True. It helps the piano stay in tune and not fluctuate with the exterior wall temperatures. Secondly it is huge, yeah not a “grand” obviously, but bulky. And it is just always there…
This means that there are always problems placing it in a room.
To make matters worse, we bought a flat screen tv, that we wanted in the living room. So,w e just moved the armoire into our living room (it had been in the dining room). Now that the armoire was in the living room, the piano was really getting on my nerves. Until a light bulb came on, and I knew where it should go.
….upstairs….
I know, it’s like slapping your husband in the face and cursing loudly. Isn’t that rude of me? My poor loving husband. He was forced to test friendships all for the sake of his wife wanting to move the piano. In the end, he was kind enough to get some friends to come and help. THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HELPED! Joe, Adam and Matt you guys are so nice, seriously thank you so much!
I am so pleased. Here is it home before:
I need to figure out what I am going to do with the space it created! Here it is in it’s new home upstairs. The little space was practically made for our piano. I love where it is right now, and it won’t be needing to move it until we sell this house! p.s. Please excuse the plates on the wall, I just stuck them up there on existing nails so they were up off the floor.
