Lexus brand stories encapsulate every aspect of the manufacturer, including design, craftmanship, performance, omotenashi and more.
If you want to protect your laptop and valuables but don’t want to resort to something sartorially off-key by a humdrum IT accessory supplier then it’s time to seek out H by Harris, writes Guy Bird
Even the most hardened shoppers sometimes need a break from full-on retail, so Selfridges is resurrecting a Silence Room alongside other noise-cancelling initiatives to provide respite, writes Guy Bird
The first Lexus Design Award has attracted strong interest from around the world, with more than 2,100 initial registrations leading to 1,243 projects being submitted by the closing date for entries.
There’s a new and truly spectacular way to see London as never before, when The Shard’s viewing platform opens to the public on February 1st, writes Guy Bird
Robert Glasper: A young 21st Century jazz pianist who mixes Radiohead, Nirvana and hip-hop… and gets away with it brilliantly.
Lexus will again sponsor leading tennis player Agnieska Radwanska in 2013.
Take a look behind the scenes as Justin Tipping creates his Lexus Short Film.
Madrid’s Cristina Molino is the second director to be named part of the Lexus Short Films series.
Every year, Red Magazine hosts their ‘Hot Women Awards’. From best blogger to sportswoman of the year via best start-up and ‘women to watch’, the 2012 Awards will celebrate a range of careers.
Lexus kicks off a second year of sponsorship of the National Schools Rugby Tournament this month, with the opening matches in one of the country’s top competitions for young players.
Lexus has launched a new global competition to support and encourage design talent.
Ever looked at some of the amazing houses on Kevin McCloud’s Grand Designs TV show and wished you could go on holiday there? If so, Living Architecture could provide the answer…
What’s your favourite song? Let us know and you could win an exclusive night out in London to see ‘Afropolitan’ pop star Seye, all on Lexus.
A new exhibition of artwork made by artists expert in cutting, folding and sculpting paper in incredible ways opens this weekend in Manchester, writes Guy Bird
