Meet the team
A Nordic Design from Copenhagen
Kvint Copenhagen began with a simple frustration. Digital pianos offer excellent sound and flexibility, but their traditional stands often feel temporary and disconnected from the rest of the home.
Drawing on his background in engineering, design and craftsmanship, Rasmus Fisker developed a wall-mounted frame that would give the digital piano a more permanent and considered place in the room. The first prototype was made for his own piano in solid oak.
Today, Kvint Copenhagen creates solid oak Floating Piano Frames for selected digital pianos. Each frame is designed to combine practical functionality with a simple Scandinavian expression.
From a Basic Idea to a Solid Brand
The response was immediate. After listing the first prototype online, Rasmus received 20 enquiries and sold three frames within the first week. What began as a personal solution had clearly solved a problem for other digital piano owners as well.
What Does “Kvint” Mean in Danish?
The name Kvint comes from the circle of fifths. The fifth note in the C scale is G, and in Danish the two notes played together are called a pure “kvint”. Another example is D played together with A — also a perfect “kvint” in Danish.
Playing these notes together sounds delightful, and you might even say that the G makes the sound of C float — at least that’s what we would say.
Handmade in Denmark
Every Floating Piano Frame is built from solid oak and finished by hand before it leaves the workshop.
