Lane Crawford Hotel1000sq. ftCauseway BayRenovation And Design

Lane Crawford was founded in Hong Kong in 1850 by Thomas Ash Lane and Ninian Crawford [1]. Before 1949, Lane Crawford was well-known in the Shanghai Public Concession. It was one of the four old companies on Nanjing Road, and its Chinese name was Taixing Company. (The Welfare Company, Huiluo Company, Taixing Company (now Lane Crawford) and Huisi Company, which were established by British capital, were known as the top four companies or the old four companies). The Lane Crawford slogan continued to evolve, from 1899's "Pin to Anchor Shop" to 1926's "Get It at Lane Crawford's". Lane Crawford's office in Hong Kong in 1908. During the war, Lane Crawford's entire store and most of its databases were destroyed, but Lane Crawford continued to sell food and luxury goods after the war, such as pearls and foreign cosmetics. By 1978, jewelry sales had accounted for 60% of overall sales. [2] Lane Crawford's head office in Hong Kong was originally located in Des Voeux Road Central, Central, built in 1926; it was demolished in 1976 for the construction of Landmark[3], and the head office moved to Lane Crawford Building, 70 Queen's Road Central, November 2004 The head office was relocated to the IFC Phase II shopping mall at MTR Hong Kong Station. The new store decoration was designed by Yabu Pushelberg