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The 100-year-old company celebrates the first year anniversary of its Armoury District showroom.
Last night, Ames Tile and Stone invited designers, clients and neighbours to a backyard celebration. Ames may be a century-old company (theyve been around since 1912), but today marks the one-year anniversary of their new showroom, located in Vancouver’s Armoury District.Boy With a Knife Catering (you may remember Chef Brandon Dac from our How to Butcher a Chicken in 5 Minutes or Less video) took care of the food, serving hor d’oeuvres alongside a fine selection of wine and pints from Strange Fellows Brewing.
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Ames has showrooms across the West (Burnaby, Edmonton, Calgary and Winnipeg) in addition to their Vancouver location.Ames Tile and Stone, 1011636 West 2nd Avenue, Vancouver.
Kaitlyn is a design-obsessed writer, editor and content manager based in Vancouver. When she's not busy swooning over gorgeous homes, you can find her reading, hiking and befriending as many dogs as possible.
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