This repo is for Home Assistant users who want cards that look like their LG washer/dryer's physical displays. You'll need the LG ThinQ integration already installed.

Installation (manual)

1. Where config is the location of your configuration.yaml file, create config/www if it does not already exist. Then place the contents from this repository's config/www into yours.
2. On your Lovelace dashboard, click the three dots in the top right, and select Edit Dashboard. Now click the three dots again, and click Manage Resources. Tap Add Resource in the bottom right, then enter /local/7segment.css and ensure the type is set to Stylesheet. Complete the entry.
3. Add the contents of this repository's configuration.yaml to your own. If you already have a template sensors entry like this, these sensors can be added alongside your other template sensors.
4. Important: rename sensor.washer to the entity ID of your LG Washer, sensor.washer_run_state to the corresponding Washer Run State sensor, sensor.dryer to your dryer, and sensor.dryer_run_state to the Dryer Run State sensor. (In the configuration as well as the cards themselves)
5. Restart Home Assistant for the changes to configuration.yaml to take effect. Confirm the entities created in that config exist now by searching under Entities.
6. Now go to your desired Lovelace dashboard, go to Edit Dashboard, and add a Vertical Stack card. Enter the Code Editor and paste in the contents of either washer-card.yaml or dryer-card.yaml, depending on which one you want to insert.
7. Optional: as written, these cards show a list of settings (temperature, cycle, etc.) underneath when the washer/dryer is running. If you don't want that, just remove the conditional card from the stack, or take the washer/dryer Picture Elements card out of the stack entirely and place it as its own card.

Notes

7segment font (c) Jan Bobrowski (OFL) - http://torinak.com/7segment