Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance Turns Steinway & Sons Pianos Into Works of Art
“Every designer’s dream” is how Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance describes the privilege Steinway & Sons offered him: to reinterpret their emblematic grand piano. Founded in 1853, the German firm has earned a worldwide reputation for the excellence of its pianos, which bear witness to their savoir-faire and passion for creating instruments whose sound is as harmonious as their appearance. Bap ‘The Steinway & Sons Noé Limited Edition’, the result of this collaboration with the French designer is a genuine work of art. Available in three colours – blue, white and red – this new ode to musical and aesthetic sensibility, is inspired by nature and the signature lines of the legendary piano.
On November 14th, we had the privilege of discovering this new interpretation thanks to the talented hands of the famous pianist and Steinway artist Yuja Wang, who delighted our ears and spirits during a private concert at the Palais de Tokyo. During the evening, we met Maria Grazia Chiuri, Bernard Arnaud, Melody Gardot, Laurent Dassault, and Pascale Mussard.
Text: Cristina López Caballer
Photos: Edouard Richard
