Reimagining traditional piano design into a modern classic.

The stunning curves and flows of the new Bogányi grand piano

Introducing the Bogányi piano.

Gergely Bogányi fulfills a lifetime dream, to add new beauty to piano design and sound.

World-renowned, Hungarian pianist, Gergely Bogányi, had a burning desire to add a new beauty to the way the piano looks and sounds. So he introduced modern innovation to the last 200 years of almost unchanged piano tradition. The result is a new dimension of sound and design in the Bogányi B-262 and B-292 models. The designer who has brought the astounding shape and concept of the Bogányi piano into real life form and details is Hungarian industrial designer, Péter Üveges. He has designed and executed a broad range of musical instruments in his portfolio, mainly stringed in nature. See more of his portfolio, especially his range of minimalist electric guitars at up-design.hu   

The early beginnings

Below is a small gallery featuring some original designs of Péter Üveges, our start and initial beginnings and the global launch of the B-262 model, that took place in the Liszt Ferenc Music Academy in Budapest in January 2015. 

The art of innovation in design and sound

We have two new models of the Bogányi piano. The Prestige B-262 model and the new Grand Prestige  B-292 model. Both feature our curvaceous, flowing carbon fibre design and composite soundboard. Read on below to find out more about each model. 

THE GRAND PRESTIGE B-292

This is our flagship model and a full-size grand concert piano. Introducing a new dimension of smooth, powerful sound, entwined with its astonishing appearance. 

THE PRESTIGE B-262

This is our smaller concert piano and the first of our biggest innovations of piano design in 200 years. It introduced our design concept and smooth, round Sound Beyond Time, to the world.