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Dezeen’s OLEDs Go! Competition – Winner Announced

Jun 2, 2021

The winner of the global OLEDs Go! Competition, hosted by LG Display and Dezeen, is revealed!

The global ‘OLEDs Go! Competition’ hosted by LG Display and Dezeen sought designs that enhanced daily processes. We received over 200 entrants from more than 50 countries and were blown away by the innovation and skill showcased across the competition. Each entry demonstrated an impressive understanding of how OLED display’s innovative technology can be used to solve existing problems. We want to extend huge congratulations to all entrants for their originality and incredible attention to detail.

The top 5 finalists were announced in April, which included ideas based on OLED technology’s key qualities, such as flexibility, lightness and thinness, as well as being transparent due to having no back-light for a light source. Entrees had diverse ideas using OLED, such as a flexible screen, a rollable display, a three-in-one console, a transparent TV that curves into a shelf and a device that can be wheeled from room to room. Many of the designs were inspired by the recent pandemic, representing a shift in how we use technology in our own homes. The judges were impressed with the quality of each design, but there can only be one final winner.

1st place- 'Scroll' by Richard Bone and Jisu Yun; 2nd place-'Signal' by Jean-Michel Rochette; 3rd- 'Flag.R' by Doyeon Shin; 4th place-'Console' by Gianfranco Vasselli; 5th place-'LG Trollie' by YunChik Lee and Bomi Kim.

Congratulations to our first place winners, Richard Bone & Jisu Yun for the design of Scroll, a design for a Transparent OLED TV that double functions as a shelf, securing the grand prize of €15,000! Signal’s foldable screen/ambient light takes second place with the prize of €10,000, and Flag. R’s rollable screen, Console’s TV/light and LG Trollie’s portable device take joint third place in the competition, receiving €7,000 each.

Scroll was created by design duo Richard Bone and Jisu Yun. This unique design uses OLED’s transparent technology to make the black screen disappear when not in use. Inspired by an unraveled scroll, the slim OLED screen flicks into a curve at the bottom to create a simple shelf made from anodized metal. This innovative piece of technology is the perfect combination of form and function.

  • One is a TV that shows purple graphic animation by tilting the top vertically, and the other is used as a transparent table. One is a TV that shows purple graphic animation by tilting the top vertically, and the other is used as a transparent table.
    TVBLE by Dunsol Ko

    A table with an OLED top that tilts to become a TV. This design can transform a dining room into a living room at the touch of a button.

  • An OLED TV hangs from the end of an arched metal tube on the central wall of a white-tone living room. An OLED TV hangs from the end of an arched metal tube on the central wall of a white-tone living room.
    UcmaG by Sedat Özer

    A TV suspended in the air that can be rotated/angled with ease. This minimalist design hangs from a metal tube with an anchored weight on the floor for balance.

  • Portable OLED panel with handles at both ends of the screen. Portable OLED panel with handles at both ends of the screen.
    Folio by Kevin Chiam

    A portable screen that can be carried like a bag and unfolded to reveal a curved screen – perfect for on-the-go working, gaming or streaming.

  • Rollable OLED panels are mounted on a shelf in the middle of a beige-tone living room. On the screen, the scenery in the forest is presented. Rollable OLED panels are mounted on a shelf in the middle of a beige-tone living room. On the screen, the scenery in the forest is presented.
    Trestle by Richard Bone and Jisu Yun of Studio Boo Boon

    A flexible, rollable OLED display hidden within a wooden shelf. The shelf can be freestanding or lean against the wall to become a design feature in itself.

  • A man is checking the recipe through a transparent OLED panel installed in the oven. A man is checking the recipe through a transparent OLED panel installed in the oven.
    O.ledsgo.VEN by Dries Laperre and Laura Willems of Surplace

    An oven with an integrated transparent OLED screen built on three layers of heat-resistant glass. The screen provides cooking instructions, real-time feedback on what’s in the oven and entertainment.

  • White baby beds have arched ceilings made of OLED displays. The baby is reaching out to the animation dinosaur character on the screen. White baby beds have arched ceilings made of OLED displays. The baby is reaching out to the animation dinosaur character on the screen.
    Wonderful World by Huan Khoo

    A flexible OLED canopy that can be fitted to a crib with a wooden arch, providing a safe, immersive experience for babies or pets.

  • 'In the middle of the white-tone living room, an arched OLED panel is installed. 'In the middle of the white-tone living room, an arched OLED panel is installed.
    Virage by Camille Paillard and Romain Voulet of CP–RV

    A three-in-one room divider, ambient light and wraparound OLED display that can roll up for easy storage.

  • An OLED panel is installed on the central wall of the gray-toned room and the screen is folded into three layers. An OLED panel is installed on the central wall of the gray-toned room and the screen is folded into three layers.
    Monolith by André Cardoso, João Almeida and Joel Azevedo

    An 88-inch screen that folds into a sophisticated monolith for contemporary spaces. The OLED doubles up as an ambient light when not in use.

  • Posters appear on the transparent OLED screen that stands obliquely in front of white walls. Posters appear on the transparent OLED screen that stands obliquely in front of white walls.
    ON&ON by Romain Voulet and Camille Paillard of CP–RV

    View artwork or posters with this picture frame that doubles up as a transparent OLED screen. ON&ON is the second shortlisted entry from this design duo.

  • A man checks in an airplane with a transparent OLED panel installed in an airport cart. A man checks in an airplane with a transparent OLED panel installed in an airport cart.
    Smart Airport Luggage Cart by Sungjik Kim

    A transparent touchscreen OLED display that provides smart updates on luggage carts. Designed to improve the airport check-in and boarding experience.

  • A transparent OLED panel is installed on a metal speaker on a yellow one-person sofa. A transparent OLED panel is installed on a metal speaker on a yellow one-person sofa.
    Diode by Mina Morcos

    An intuitive wall-mounted digital tape recorder and speaker with a transparent OLED touchscreen, designed for audiophiles and the high-end consumer market.

  • An OLED panel is installed on a cone-shaped metal, and a picture of flowers is presented on the screen. An OLED panel is installed on a cone-shaped metal, and a picture of flowers is presented on the screen.
    Lily by Sinan Anayurt

    An OLED screen designed to grow virtual plants and flowers in a sculpturistic form. Intended for offices or areas without enough sunlight for natural plants.

  • Handbags made of OLED panels. Pink graphic animation with black background is being presented on the surface of a handbag. Handbags made of OLED panels. Pink graphic animation with black background is being presented on the surface of a handbag.
    Glide by Emilios Farrington-Arnas and André Cardoso

    A carryall bag with a foldable 27-inch OLED screen on the outside. The bag can be unfolded to use as a full-size screen for work or used on-to-go to display art, presentations or movies.

  • OLED screen is installed on the shelf at the end of the hospital bed. Images of the blue sky are presented on the screen. OLED screen is installed on the shelf at the end of the hospital bed. Images of the blue sky are presented on the screen.
    Railo by Liron Gino and Niv Cohen

    An OLED screen designed to fit comfortably at the end of a hospital bed. Medical information is displayed on the back while the patient can watch TV from the front.

  • A trolley with an OLED panel is installed in front of the blue-green one-person sofa. On the screen, an image in the middle of the desert is presented. A trolley with an OLED panel is installed in front of the blue-green one-person sofa. On the screen, an image in the middle of the desert is presented.
    OLED TV XYZ by JangHyeok Choi and Kanghyeon Won

    Offering something for generations X, Y and Z, this rollable OLED is as much a piece of stylish furniture as it is a TV screen.

Delivering a widespread compendium of inspiring designs, the OLEDs Go! Competition, hosted by LG Display and Dezeen, demonstrates a plethora of possibilities in which OLED technology can be used to innovate, inspire and educate our day-to-day lives.

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