LG launches the Art TV range, televisions designed as works of art.

With its Art TV range, LG presents an approach centered on design and visual integration, with displays capable of blending into the space or being showcased like works of art, depending on the model chosen. The manufacturer highlights a design intended to transform the screen into a decorative element, while maintaining the display performance inherent to OLED. LG Art TV, a range designed for artistic integration. The Art TV range comprises three distinct offerings unveiled at CES 2026 in Las Vegas last January: the ultra-thin Wallpaper TV, the G6 model with a flush Gallery design for clean wall integration, and the Gallery TV with a removable frame for a presentation akin to a painting. LG specifies that this approach has been recognized internationally, with the Wallpaper TV winning the iF Design Award and Red Dot Design Award (see our news article "27 Red Dot Design Awards 2026 for LG, including a Best of the Best for the OLED Evo W6 TV"). LG Art TV: Display technologies optimized for art. Art TVs combine their design with advanced image technologies intended to faithfully reproduce colors, contrasts, and details in various lighting conditions. The models are based on Perfect Black and Perfect Color certifications, as well as Hyper Radiant Color technology optimized by the Alpha 11 Gen 3 processor (see our news article "CES 26 > LG OLED & Micro RGB TVs: Powerful Alpha 11 Gen 3 Processor on the Menu"). Some models also benefit from Reflection Free Premium processing to reduce reflections and preserve the legibility of displayed artwork. LG Art TV: LG Gallery+ to transform the screen into a gallery; LG also offers the LG Gallery+ service, allowing users to display over 5,000 works selected by cultural institutions, as well as personal photos or AI-generated visuals. To accompany the launch, a free three-month subscription to the LG Gallery+ service is included on the W6, G6, and Gallery TV models in several countries, including France. The Art TV 2026 range is scheduled to roll out in France from mid-May to mid-June, depending on the model.