At times, we may find that the aesthetic of our modern tech gadgets clashes with our interior decor. Samsung’s The Frame TV addresses this concern with customizable bezels in various shades and materials, offering the option to display artwork or photography instead of a black screen when the TV is off. Now, Samsung is extending a similar concept to its upcoming Music Frame speaker.

Similar to The Frame TV, the Music Frame customizable speaker seamlessly integrates into a space by resembling a picture frame designed for visual art display. Measuring 12.9-inches in width and height, its size closely resembles that of a 12-inch vinyl record box set. The artwork or photo on the speaker’s front panel can be specified when placing an order.

The speaker boasts built-in dual woofers, dual midrange drivers, dual tweeters, and waveguides for sound distribution, coupled with intelligent audio processing to deliver a premium audio experience. With Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capabilities, Music Frame functions as a standalone wireless speaker and effortlessly syncs with Samsung TVs and soundbars via Q Symphony. Samsung’s sound technology enables all compatible Samsung speakers to generate surround sound while intelligently adapting to the acoustics of the space.

Although the pricing and launch date for the Music Frame has not been announced yet, it’s expected to be available within 2024.