Piano Spotlight
Some pianos deserve more than a place in the inventory.
Piano Spotlight is where we share newly arrived instruments, distinctive pianos of note, and special opportunities that stand out for their musical character, condition, craftsmanship, design, or value.
Each piano featured here has been selected because there is something worth discovering — whether it is a beautiful vintage Steinway, a remarkable American grand, an unusually well-preserved Yamaha, or a special instrument available for a limited time.
We invite you to explore the stories behind these pianos and, whenever possible, experience them at the keyboard.
NEW ARRIVALS
Freshly Arrived. Carefully Selected.
Our newest arrivals offer a first look at instruments recently welcomed into the Washington Pianos collection.
Each piano is evaluated individually for its condition, musical character, quality, and overall value before earning a place in our showroom. From beautifully preserved classics to distinctive grands and uprights, these are the instruments we're especially excited to introduce.
Explore our newest arrivals below.
Piano Spotlight
A Distinctive Mid-Century Steinway Worth Discovering
Every so often, a piano arrives that captures our attention for reasons that go beyond the name on the fallboard. This mid-1950s Steinway & Sons Model 40 is one of those instruments.
Beautifully preserved in light walnut, with graceful mid-century furniture styling, original ivory keytops, a responsive action, and a warm, expressive Steinway tone, this piano represents a particularly appealing chapter in Steinway's upright-piano history.
For the pianist, teacher, or home that appreciates both musical character and distinctive design, this is an instrument that deserves a closer look.
PIANO SPOTLIGHT
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Whether you are searching for a Young Chang upright, grand, or player piano, looking for a dependable first acoustic instrument, or simply exploring which piano may be the right fit for your home, we would be glad to help.
Our inventory changes regularly, and not every instrument we encounter reaches the showroom. If you have a Young Chang or another quality piano you are considering selling, consigning, or trading, we welcome the opportunity to learn more about it as well.
We look foward to hearing from you.