LG has unveiled the Objet TV as a lifestyle offering as it seeks a piece of the pie in the luxury segment of the TV market. The LG Objet TV comes with a movable fabric cover and it resembles a canvas, blending into any room with a minimalist design. The Objet TV reflects LG’s subtle use of neutral colors and comes with sophistication, visual harmony, and an exciting viewing experience indoors.

The LG Objet TV (model 65Art90) has an adjustable fabric cover that reflects a curated selection of lifestyle functions. This compares with Samsung’s The Frame TV which displays artwork when the TV is off. The LG Objet TV has a Full View for Gallery mode to show artwork. It also has the Line View option which transforms the TV into a smart display for different content including information, music playback, date, and more. The fabric cover is interchangeable and will come in three colors, reflecting a marked departure from LG’s traditional design.

The LG Objet TV has a 65-inch OLED with an 80W, 4.2-channel sound output system with an appropriate processor. There are still some details still lacking for the Objet TV including pricing and availability details.

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