In the quiet town of Carlow, Ireland, a family-run workshop is breathing new life into forgotten instruments. Holland Pianos, with over sixty years of experience and a lineage spanning seven generations, is a guardian of musical heritage. Their specialty? Piano restoration—not just fixing what’s broken, but uncovering the hidden beauty within each instrument.
Every piano that enters the Holland Pianos workshop has a story. Some have sat untouched for decades in family homes, while others have been passed down through generations. What may look like a worn-out, silent shell to most is, to the Holland team, a masterpiece waiting to sing again. Their restoration process is a careful blend of tradition and innovation—refelting keys, rebuilding actions, refinishing cabinets, and restoring soundboards with unmatched precision and care.
But restoration at Holland Pianos goes beyond technique. It’s a form of preservation. Each piano they restore retains its unique character, maintaining the integrity of its original craftsmanship while being prepared for modern use. Their work ensures that the emotional and historical value of the instrument lives on.
Clients often return overwhelmed by the transformation—not just in sound, but in the renewed sense of beauty and presence their instrument brings. From antique uprights to majestic grands, Holland Pianos sees the potential where others see decline.
Through their dedication, Holland Pianos isn’t just restoring instruments—they’re saving pieces of history. In a fast-paced world, their workshop stands as a reminder that quality, artistry, and legacy still matter. For anyone who believes music is timeless, Holland Pianos offers more than a service—they offer a second life to a cherished past.