
Crafted for Lexus: leather pen case
Our browse through the Crafted for Lexus collection continues with Roberu’s pen case, made from the same leather used in the interior of the Lexus LFA.
Lexus brand stories encapsulate every aspect of the manufacturer, including design, craftmanship, performance, omotenashi and more.
Our browse through the Crafted for Lexus collection continues with Roberu’s pen case, made from the same leather used in the interior of the Lexus LFA.
Manga mania is sweeping the UK this summer, with two high-profile events celebrating the history and craftsmanship of this distinctive Japanese art form.
As the Crafted for Lexus collection continues to expand, this time we turn our noses to Yuica’s soothing scent diffuser and distinctly Japanese fragrance.
We continue our examination of the Crafted for Lexus collection with Tangent design studio’s Inaho interior lighting, inspired by gently swaying ears of rice.
Our third successive gold medal win in the 2019 Auto Express Driver Power survey proves there’s still no finer carmaker than Lexus.
Lexus has achieved an unprecedented awards tally in the Auto Express 2019 Driver Power survey, demonstrating the huge customer appeal of its self-charging hybrid models.
Our exploration of the Crafted for Lexus collection continues with Hiro Yumoto and Toshifumi Momose’s elegant, wood-turned spindle tray.
A lace bra designed for breast cancer survivors wins the Grand Prix for Lisa Marks in the Lexus Design Award 2019.
Find out how our award-winning Lexus Centres are designed to give customers the best possible service and experience.
We continue to survey the exclusive Crafted for Lexus collection by raising a glass to the unique tableware of Toshiyasu Nakamura from Studio Kobin.
Award-winning chef Hisato Nakahigashi discusses his passion for cooking, the origins of his family’s restaurant and the challenges of foraging in Japan.
Nahoko Kojima has devoted almost her entire life to kirie, the traditional Japanese art of paper cutting.
Shigeo Kiuchi describes his career as a master carpenter for Kongō Gumi, the oldest continually operating company in the world.
Katsuaki Suganuma is proof that humans still play a vital role in car manufacturing, using his razor-sharp senses to ensure every Lexus that leaves the Tahara plant is perfect.