Fazioli Pianoforti is an Italian manufacturer of grand and concert grand pianos, founded in 1981 by engineer and pianist Paolo Fazioli. The company is based in Sacile, in the Province of Pordenone in northeastern Italy, an area with a long tradition of fine woodworking. Each instrument is built largely by hand, with the firm producing roughly 150 pianos a year — a deliberately small output that positions Fazioli alongside Steinway, Bösendorfer, and Bechstein at the top tier of acoustic piano makers.

The range consists of seven grand piano models, from the F156 baby grand up through the F212, F228, F278, and the flagship F308 — at over ten feet in length, the F308 is one of the longest production concert grands in the world and includes a fourth pedal, a Fazioli invention that reduces volume without altering the timbre. The instruments are known for a singing tone, long sustain, and tonal clarity, and the company also offers Art Case and Design Collection commissions for custom cabinetry.

Fazioli pianos are used in concert halls and recording studios internationally and have been chosen by pianists including Angela Hewitt and Herbie Hancock. The factory is ISO-9001 certified and runs partly on on-site photovoltaic power.

Fazioli has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Grand Pianos and Kontakt Instrument. Their gear is featured by 5 artists, with the strongest followings in Pop, Rock, and Jazz. Notable users include John Cale, Herbie Hancock, and Adele.