Loewe's combination of Micro Lens Array OLED technology paired with a back made of hand-poured concrete makes for one of the most unique televisions available today.

Loewe?s latest television release Stellar features most, if not all of the cutting-edge technology you might want from an OLED television, but there’s nothing particularly unique about the specifications including a handsome brushed aluminum bezel front. But take a peek around back and you’ll find a surprisingly unconventional material: concrete.

The Stellar’s back is lined with a thin layer of concrete, a bold choice in material intended to reimagine household electronics as an element of a home’s decor. And this rationale tracks considering higher end lifestyle category televisions are increasingly positioned not just as sets to place against a wall, but also to float and flaunt openly within a room. In doing so,  the prominence of the back of a display becomes as important as the front. This novel design choice aligns with the contemporary trend of incorporating raw, unfinished materials into home decor, providing a juxtaposition of texture and form that stands out from the myriad of monolithic plastic and metal televisions.

The Stellar’s concrete back is not merely a stylistic decision but a functional feature, acting as a substantial counterweight, ensuring stability and giving the television a grounded presence in any room.
Beyond its unique concrete back design,...