We reclaim the spirit of the piano
Two friends, one instinct — not to let something beautiful disappear without acknowledgment. That's how Jason Schwartzel and Trey Bonvillian started Ghostnotes, and it's still how we work: designing, deconstructing, and hand-building every piece ourselves
Meet Trey
Trey is the one who listens first. Years in sales, and now as a project manager at an AV integration company, have made him fluent in translating what a client wants into what a space actually needs — the same instinct he brings to every Ghostnotes commission. Outside of work, he's more likely found on a ski slope, over a chessboard, or with a glass of rosé.
Meet Jason
Jason is the hands behind the build. His background is in audio-visual design and engineering, but his real education came from rebuilding a 130-year-old house from the ground up — down to the woodshop he built inside it and still works out of. He's most at home with a tool in hand: rock climbing, remodeling, or tinkering with whatever needs it. Fridays are for a bonfire, a cigar, and a good whiskey.