I’m assuming you bought it home for use not looks so in this case functionality trumps looks. Leave it as is but move it a bit further out from the corner.

It doesn't look dreadful. It has the same tones as the florals on your coffee table and in dining room and the terracotta colour piece on the small table. Embrace that colour!

Unless done by a professional who knows about pianos, painting them or staining them can wreck them.

For me the piano carpet curtains and couch all work together. The little tables and the cloth at base of tree light do not, neither does the piano stool. Work with the piano if it is to stay. Or replace it.

You having no furniture that really has a theme. In the photo including looking into the dining room everything is different. So it’s fine. Just make wonderful music, don’t worry about the colour of wood.

I like the piano , it is a nice colour and its nicely varnished . In fact I like the parts of the house that I can see , although the lounge suite looks a bit 'frumpy' to me , and I personally don't think the piano seat covering suits either the piano or the lounge suite .

I like oklouises idea of a matching wooden coffee table , but I'd go further , and try to get the whole room on the same sort of theme .

If you like the lounge suite , then get the piano seat recovered in that blue fabric ( as close to an exact match as you can ) . If replacing the lounge suite , get varnished timber feet , the same tone as the piano IMO ( and again , get the piano stool covered to match or complement it ) . Combined with a coffee table , it will look planned .

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It would be a shame to paint a brand new piano, however I see 2 options.

1. Paint the piano a glossy black for a classic look to tie into what I can see a monochrome-ish palette. I would get a furniture restorer to do this though it sounds like a heck of a job.

OR

2. Get a big beautiful Persian style rug in the living room to help tie your furniture together, get one with multi colours with hopefully a bit of red or orange to connect your piano to the living space and help it look more intentional.

Nothing too bright, something like this:

I may be disagreeing with everyone else and I have zero musical ability so won’t ever have a piano but I would paint it black! It would really lift the whole room and look a lot more modern. You obviously don’t like it as it is and you’re the one who has to live with it, so no matter what anyone else thinks, just go with your gut feeling

i'm also wondering if you have considered returning the piano and/or considered selling it for a preferred colour instead of painting the one you have

Such great ideas, gather together your precious pieces and arrange them on the piano, a new seat , even a bit of nostalgia to a bit of wimsy in a fluffy rug, giving the piano an inviting feeling that not only looks great but a place to gather and share some special moments. And put your tree in a gorgeous planter to set the scene.