What does your car colour say about you?
In Japan, each colour symbolises a trait or tradition. So what does your car colour say about you? Hazel Plush investigates…
Lexus brand stories encapsulate every aspect of the manufacturer, including design, craftmanship, performance, omotenashi and more.
In Japan, each colour symbolises a trait or tradition. So what does your car colour say about you? Hazel Plush investigates…
Wooden surfboard maker James Otter explains why he believes crafting things with our hands can help cultivate a happier and healthier life.
Struggling for Christmas present ideas? These items capture the essence of Japanese design and culture, with options to suit every budget.
From an ultra-stylish LS limousine to an aviation-inspired LC 500… Discover some of the more unusual stories from the World of Lexus.
The chances are if you own a Lexus you have an appreciation of great design, but did you know that your dog does too? Allow us to explain…
There’s much more to this metal sculpture than meets the eye. Find out how it’s been inspired by the Lexus ES saloon.
Lexus asked two TED fellows to share their thoughts on how automated vehicles of the future could prioritise the needs of the driver.
In the second chapter of In Search of Takumi, Peter Layton crafts a bespoke glass sculpture inspired by the Lexus LS.
Talented young Lexus interior stylist Keitarou Hinoue reveals the inspirations behind his work on the current LS and his designs for car interiors in the future.
Motoring journalist Hilton Holloway examines how Lexus design has evolved over the past three decades.
Lexus has accumulated seven-figure sales in Europe on its 30th anniversary in the region. Can you guess what the most popular model is?
Omotenashi, or the Japanese spirit of hospitality, is at the heart of everything we do at Lexus, and it is best understood through personal experience.
We caught up with BellTower, winner of the Lexus Design Award 2020, to discuss how their design helps to create a better tomorrow.
There is a fresh thirst for non-alcoholic drinks. Nicknamed “NoLo”, in the UK alone this new movement is becoming a trend.