Entry to the residence boasts a powder blue feature wall. Abstract paintings hang, creating an artistic back drop for a solid stone console table displaying ceramic sculptures.
An eye catching red wall leading to the lower level of the home, adorns a beautiful large scale painting. White painted columns leading towards the back of the home draw the eye to the wood plank ceiling and beams.
A cozy living space featuring the existing curved red brick fireplace originally designed by architect, Douglas Cardinal. Modern white leather sectional sofa sits on top a high pile woven cream area rug with a custom designed wood coffee table in the
An atypical curved kitchen design inspired by the existing curvature of the home. Existing red brick tile flooring and expansive wood plank and beam ceiling create the focal point for the unique kitchen.
A soft curved standalone tub sits in front of the limestone wall tiled shower with glass partition.

residential

Project

Cardinal

location

Edmonton

Photographer

Merle Prosofsky

Contractor

Architecture

Douglas Cardinal

Indigenous

Architecture

An architectural masterpiece designed by celebrated indigenous architect, Douglas J. Cardinal, circa 1978. The organic structure maintained natural beauty in it’s bones, inspiring the decision to respectfully elevate the interior and continue to preserve the details of the original space.

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Canadian Indigenous architect Douglas J. Cardinal's Grotski Residence design, circa 1978. Photo via DJC Architect website.

Douglas Cardinal Architect Photography

Elevated interior designed with the intention of maintaining the original integrity of the home.
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