The Roland 50th Anniversary Concept Model Piano has been designed as part of a concept study in collaboration with Japan-based furniture maker Karimoku. The piano maintains a form unlike what we've seen in the past or present and boasts a curvaceous construction that's hollow in the middle with equipment held securely in the top portion. The keyboard area is kept covered by a topper, which opens to reveal a display in the lid for changing settings and more.
The Roland 50th Anniversary Concept Model Piano has an 88-key design and is constructed using a series of layered Japanese Nara oak pieces. These features combine to create a stunning instrument for the home that balances the past with the future.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Curved Instrument Design
- Opportunity to create unique musical instruments with non-traditional, curvaceous designs.
- Innovative Equipment Housing
- Opportunity to develop functional equipment housing that securely holds equipment in non-traditional piano designs.
- Interactive Display Integration
- Opportunity to integrate interactive displays into piano designs to improve user experience and functionality.
Sectors Adopting This
- Musical Instruments
- Opportunity to disrupt traditional musical instrument design and manufacture with unique, modern, and functional instruments.
- Furniture
- Opportunity to create innovative furniture that combines aesthetics, acoustics, and musical functionality, catering to music enthusiasts.
- Electronics
- Opportunity to develop innovative electronic components and display technology for interactive instrument designs.
