How does luxury affect your body and mind?
From the ‘natural high’ of dopamine, to boosted brain power, better motivation and lower stress, a little luxury has some surprising effects
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Shinrin-yoku: why it’s good for you and where to try it
In Japan, forest bathing – known as shinrin-yoku – is prescribed to boost mental wellbeing, reduce stress and improve heart health.
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Washi Easter eggs: how to make them
They’re colourful, crafty, and surprisingly simple to create.
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LCRacer: the first LC 500 Convertible speedster
The 2021 SEMA Show was a feast for Lexus fans. Unique among them was the LCRacer from the master of Lexus customs, Gordon Ting.
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Tokyo 1964: Designing Tomorrow at Japan House
Tokyo 1964: Designing Tomorrow at Japan House explores the pioneering design strategy and lasting legacy of the historic Olympic Games.
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V&A Dundee: a testament to Japanese design
We take a closer a look at the spectacular V&A building in Dundee, which was designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.
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In Search of Takumi, chapter five: Paper
While the world turned upside down during the global pandemic, Clare Pentlow was busy creating this paper art inspired by the Lexus UX.
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In Search of Takumi, chapter four: Wood
This wood sculpture inspired by the design and craftsmanship of the Lexus RX L was a century in the making. Here’s how Sally Burnett created it.
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Ian Cartabiano podcast: design for an Electrified future
In a new podcast, Ian Cartabiano gives a personal insight into how Lexus Brave Design is inspiring creativity and innovation.
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Could these five concepts be the taxis of the future?
A Royal College of Art design competition challenged first-year MA students studying Intelligent Mobility to imagine what a megacity taxi would look like in 2040.
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Find out why your dog appreciates great design, too
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…
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In Search of Takumi, chapter three: Metal
There’s much more to this metal sculpture than meets the eye. Find out how it’s been inspired by the Lexus ES saloon.
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In Search of Takumi, chapter two: Glass
In the second chapter of In Search of Takumi, Peter Layton crafts a bespoke glass sculpture inspired by the Lexus LS.
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Discover the craft behind the non-alcoholic drinks trend
There is a fresh thirst for non-alcoholic drinks. Nicknamed “NoLo”, in the UK alone this new movement is becoming a trend.
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In Search of Takumi, chapter one: Leather
In the first episode of our ‘In Search of Takumi’ series, Otis Ingrams creates a bespoke leather chair inspired by the design and craftsmanship in the Lexus LC.