Intersect by Lexus are unique, luxury spaces where people can experience Lexus without getting behind a steering wheel. Neither a dealership, nor a traditional retail space, guests are able to engage with Lexus through design, art, fashion, culture, film, music and technology. The experiential spaces are developed by Masamichi Katayama, the world-renowned interior designer and founder of the interior design firm Wonderwall.
The first floor of Intersect by Lexus Tokyo features a café, serving world-renowned coffee, and the Garage, an exhibition space for car culture and lifestyles. The stunning Lexus LF-CC concept will be the first car on display.
On the second floor is the Crafted for Lexus shop, featuring a collection of lifestyle items produced by companies that reflect with Lexus’ philosophies, and a library lounge serving modern Tokyo-themed foods.
“Intersect by Lexus seeks to be a comfortable and inspiring space for interaction among people and between people and cars,” said Mark Templin, executive vice president of Lexus International. “These spaces will evolve as people gather and make connections. Not just a car company’s space, rather a place for everyone to treat as their own unique place.”
