Kohler & Campbell is a piano manufacturer founded in 1896 in New York by Charles Kohler and John Calhoun Campbell. The company grew rapidly in the early twentieth century to become one of the largest piano makers in the United States, producing uprights, grands, and player pianos, and operating subsidiaries such as the Auto Pneumatic Action Company and the Standard Pneumatic Action Company that supplied player-piano actions to much of the industry. Through acquisitions, it absorbed a number of established names including Hazelton Brothers, Francis Bacon, Behning, Milton, Behr Brothers, Brambach, Kroeger, Waldorf, and Bjur Brothers.

The Kohler & Campbell name was sold to Sherman Clay in 1985 and later acquired by South Korea's Samick Music Corporation, which manufactures the pianos in Korea and Indonesia. The modern lineup includes vertical (console, studio, and upright) and grand pianos, organized into the Millennium and New York series, with model lines such as the KC console uprights and the KIG and SKG baby grand and grand models. The instruments are generally positioned as mid-market pianos aimed at home, studio, and institutional buyers.

Kohler & Campbell has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Upright Pianos and Grand Pianos. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Pop and Electronic. Notable users include Camila Cabello and Helios.