LG and Harvey Norman have opened the revamped LG Life’s Good AI Home, and it sits on Level 1 of the Harvey Norman Millenia Walk Flagship Store. It’s a walk-through mock home built around appliances that pick up your daily habits and help before you ask. If you’re planning to furnish your first HDB home or renovate a condo in the next few years, this is a preview of what could end up in your kitchen.
Harvey Norman calls it the “world’s first anchor LG AI Home Experience Zone”. That phrase comes from Bernice Kwok, Managing Director of Harvey Norman Singapore and Malaysia, who said the partnership with LG “has grown from strength to strength over the years”. It’s a bold label, and the best way to judge it is to look at what’s on the floor.
A Tiny House That Learns You
The centrepiece is a miniature AI Home diorama, a scale model of a home that acts out LG’s idea of a smoother start to the day. LG calls this vision Affectionate Intelligence.
Fabian Lee Kunho, Managing Director of LG Electronics Singapore, put it this way: “At LG, we believe AI should do more than connect devices. It should make everyday life easier, more convenient, and more enjoyable.” That line explains why the diorama comes first. Controlling a fridge from your phone is old news, so LG’s pitch is a home that makes the first move, and a model house is the quickest way to show what that morning looks like.
Keep one thing in mind, though. The diorama is LG’s vision acted out in miniature, so treat it as a concept to explore rather than a promise about your own four walls. As a concept, it’s the most interesting thing in the room, and who hasn’t wished their house would sort out the morning for them?
Six Curved Screens at the Door
Before any appliance, visitors pass through LG’s OLED Flexible Curved Open Space Signage. LG says it’s made of six connected 55-inch curved OLED displays. OLED (organic light-emitting diode) panels light each pixel individually, which is why they can bend into curves that a conventional screen can’t manage.
From there, the zone runs as a guided route through the entrance, kitchen, laundry and styling area, living room, kids’ room, and the display window. It’s laid out like a home you move through rather than rows of boxes with price tags, which suits the routine-learning idea far better than a typical appliance aisle.
A Fridge for Tight Kitchens
The kitchen zone holds the LG Fit & Max French Door Refrigerator with Zero Clearance, and it’s the one practical pick for anyone who has measured a kitchen nook twice. LG says its doors and drawers open fully even when the fridge sits flush against walls or cabinetry. That’s the detail to check in person if your planned fridge spot is boxed in on both sides.
Next to it are LG Built-In Kitchen Appliances: a hood, an induction hob and an oven. LG pitches them as a way to make home cooking feel more professional. If you’re designing a kitchen from scratch, seeing the full set installed together is more useful than browsing each one on its own.
Laundry That Stacks Up
The laundry and styling area holds the LG WashTower, a stacked washing machine and dryer. LG says it runs on AI Direct Drive (AI DD), TurboWash, and 6 Motion Technology. In plain terms, a stacked tower trades floor space for height, which is why it gets attention from anyone working with a compact service yard.
Beside it stands the LG Styler, a steam closet that uses LG’s Dual TrueSteam technology. According to LG, it’s designed to refresh, sanitise, and dry clothes without harsh chemicals or soaps. For anyone who irons a work shirt every morning, this is the appliance that fits the “learns your routine” theme most directly!
Room for the Kids, and the Cat
The living room and the newly added Kids’ Zone are where LG shows how one connected home is meant to adapt to different family members. The line-up includes the 97-inch LG OLED evo AI G6 Smart TV paired with the S90TY Dolby Atmos Soundbar, the StanbyME 2 Max moveable screen, the PuriCare AeroBooster, and the DualCool AI Air Conditioner.
The quirkiest item is the PuriCare AeroCat Tower Air Purifier, which nods to the pet-friendly side of the setup. A 97-inch TV gets the headlines, but the cat tower says more about who LG thinks lives in these homes: young couples, families, and their furry flatmates.
Should You Make the Trip?
If you’re months away from buying appliances, yes, mainly for the diorama and the kitchen. The model house makes LG’s vision of a routine-learning home easy to picture, and the Fit & Max fridge answers a real question about tight spaces. The WashTower and Styler are worth a look if laundry is your daily grind, while the 97-inch TV is best enjoyed as window shopping.
🗓️ Date: Now open
📍 Location: Harvey Norman Millenia Walk Flagship Store, Level 1
🏠 Zones: Entrance, kitchen, laundry and styling area, living room, kids’ room, and display window
📺 Look Out For: Miniature AI Home diorama, six-panel curved OLED entrance, Fit & Max French Door Refrigerator, LG WashTower, LG Styler
🏷️ Promotions: Posted on Harvey Norman Singapore’s website and the @HarveyNormanSingapore Facebook page
The future apartment people keep talking about is closer than it sounds, and the LG Life’s Good AI Home at Millenia Walk is the easiest way to see whether a home that learns your mornings is something you’d want. Browse the product line-up on LG Singapore before you go, then check Harvey Norman Singapore’s website or Facebook page for the latest promotions. Your future self, the one with the ironed shirt and the happy cat, will thank you!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of LG Electronics Singapore and Harvey Norman.
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