Home environment regulation system based on furniture having display devices and control method thereof

The patent applies the dynamics principle by integrating display units (such as LCD screens, LED lights, or rotating picture frames) into furniture pieces, enabling them to dynamically change colors, patterns, and visual content. This transforms static furniture into dynamic objects that can adapt their appearance based on user preferences, time of day, or mood, thereby resolving the contradiction between aesthetic variability and structural complexity.

The patent implements universality by designing furniture that serves multiple functions: traditional furniture functions (storage, seating, etc.) combined with display functions. The display units can show various content including artwork, information, entertainment, or decorative patterns, making the furniture piece universally applicable for both practical and aesthetic purposes, thus improving adaptability without proportionally increasing complexity.

By incorporating dynamic display elements into furniture, the system enables easy reconfiguration of the home environment's aesthetic appearance. Users can change the visual character of multiple furniture pieces coordinated through control systems, allowing the creation of different living artistic conceptions without physical renovation, thus improving adaptability while managing complexity through electronic control.

The patent applies copying by using display units that can replicate various visual content, patterns, and artistic designs on furniture surfaces. Instead of physically changing furniture appearances, the system creates visual copies of different aesthetic styles through screens and display media, enabling flexible home environment transformation with minimal physical modification.