Customers have access to 100 paintings and photographs from 37 renowned artists, and can access the Art Store to purchase additional artworks, officials said.

Users can also display their own photos, the company said, adding that a bezel can be customized by allowing customers to choose the bezel color and material.

The Frame has motion and light sensors built into the front, so that the screen turns completely off if it does not sense activity in the room to save power consumption, officials said.

Samsung Electronics said the users can also adjust the brightness of the display based on ambient light levels depending on the room's decor.

"The technology packed into the set should be able to satisfy each customer's lifestyle, hobby and desire," said Han Seung-hee, Samsung's vice president of the visual display business. "The Frame is the perfect TV to perfectly go along with any ambience in line with this philosophy."

In May, Samsung Electronics exhibited the Frame at the 57th Venice Biennale opening. The model was presented at the press room and the VIP dining hall. (Yonhap)