In Milan, Bang & Olufsen gave the world a first look at a TV with a set of oak and aluminum finished speakers that function to disguise the screen when it's not in use, and unfold to reveal the 77-inch OLED display when it's time to sit back and relax
For Milan Design Week, Bang & Olufsen's Beovision Harmony TV made its world premiere, revealing a 77-inch OLED LG display and set of sliding oak and aluminum (or two-toned fabric) covered speakers.
When the television is not in use, the speakers are positioned in front of it in such a way that they disguise the TV as well as turn it into a piece of luxurious décor. To watch television, the speakers unfold like butterfly wings with an axis at the centre; the TV slowly shifts upwards to create a place for the speakers to rest below it without obstructing the view of the screen.