Its playback quality means the OLED television plays a key role in the contemporary experience of media. Using a new approach, the designers’ primary focus was on adapting the LG OLED Objet Collection (Posé) to interiors in addition to the successful integration of technology. The aim was to fulfil the latent longing for a lifestyle of one’s own. Formed like a beautiful piece of furniture, this television creates a pleasant ambience and thus also corresponds to the users’ desire for individuality. It is available in 55", 48" and 42". The beige or green colour scheme looks inviting, and users can choose between a beige and beige floor stand or a green and black floor stand combination. As this television is in keeping with the lifestyle of the target audience, it includes a well-thought-out cable management system, which conceals the cables so as not to detract from the beauty of the outer form. Installation therefore leaves the surroundings looking tidy and the special construction of the back panel and base for neat cabling further sets it apart from other TVs. It also comes with an exclusive box in which the set-top or Wi-Fi router device can be stored out of sight. With this design and its optional extras, the LG OLED Objet Collection (Posé) blends in well with the room in which it has been set up. Users no longer need to worry about messy cable connections.
Statement by the Jury
With its compact shape, the LG Objet Collection (Posé) OLED TV impressively builds on designs from the past while integrating sophisticated technology. Its functional rear panel conceals its clever organisational concept, which allows for it to be placed freely in the room. Subtly designed to look like a piece of furniture, its harmonious, balanced proportions are inspiring and thus make it easy to integrate into any interior.
