Leon and Sony have announced the launch of the Solé TV Frame for Sony BRAVIA 7, a new accessory designed to combine television performance with residential interior design. The aluminum frame is available in 65-, 75- and 85-inch sizes and is intended to transform BRAVIA 7 displays into framed digital art installations while maintaining full Ultra HD picture quality.
The Solé TV Frame features a precision-fit magnetic design that attaches directly to the television bezel, allowing the frame to be installed without tools. Leon said the design allows the frame to be assembled and mounted in minutes. Three finish options are available: light wood grain, dark wood grain and linear black.
“Solé bridges the gap between luxury design and everyday life,” said Noah Kaplan, founder and president of Leon. “By combining Sony’s industry-leading picture quality with Leon’s design sensibility, we’ve created a simple, accessible way for anyone to bring beautiful design and expressive art into their home—whether it’s moving at 120 frames per second or standing still.”
According to the companies, the Solé frame is designed to complement the visual performance of the BRAVIA 7 display, supporting both cinematic content and still imagery. Sony said the collaboration allows consumers to integrate large-format displays into living spaces without the appearance of traditional television hardware.
“Sony has always been committed to delivering the highest picture quality — and now, with Leon’s Solé Frame, that experience evolves into an elevated artistic statement,” said Timothy Barton, product manager at Sony Electronics. “Together, we’re offering consumers an easy and beautiful way to personalize their BRAVIA 7 displays and make them a stylish centerpiece of their home.”
At launch, the Solé TV Frame includes a complimentary six-month subscription to the Niio digital art platform. The service provides access to more than 30,000 artworks from thousands of artists and galleries worldwide and allows users to curate playlists or upload personal content for display.
“Together with Leon and Sony, we’re transforming the television into something far more meaningful—a living canvas for digital art and culture,” said Rob Anders, CEO and co-founder of Niio. “This collaboration brings together design, innovation, and artistic expression to redefine what a screen can be in the modern home.”
The Solé TV Frame for Sony BRAVIA 7 is priced starting at $299. Availability begins immediately for Sony direct dealers through the Sony portal at TD SYNNEX, with additional availability through Snap One and ADI for non-Sony direct dealers.