“Connor McDavid and girlfriend Lauren Open the Door to Welcome You to Luxury Home in Edmonton”

Meet Leonard, the king of the household. We got him a couple of years ago, and he’s just over two now. He definitely rules the roost!

his space used to be my formal working area. About a year ago, I transitioned to a new office, and it became Lauren’s workspace. It’s been great seeing her find an office that works for her and grow her company. Plus, it looks a lot cleaner now that it’s my space!

we absolutely love it in here. One of my favorite features is this light fixture from Apparatus Studio. It offers a nice view of the outdoors, which is perfect for getting some natural sunlight while working. And, of course, we have our favorite coffee table book—Architectural Digest.

Now, let’s head to the TV room. I love spending my off days here, whether it’s watching Sunday football or just lounging around. I’m a big Friends fan, so this is a great spot to relax and recover. This is where everyone gathers when we have people over. The couch is huge and can fit a ton of people.

Our TV is concealed behind steel panels, which you can push and slide open when you want to watch. When not in use, the panels close up, creating a sleek feature wall. I really like how the steel panels have developed a patina, blending green and brown tones that match our decor.

Let’s move on to the dining room. We have a lot of team dinners and family visits, so we needed a big table for those gatherings. Behind this door is one of our favorite parts of the house—the bar. Just pull it back to reveal a hidden bar area.

Here’s our kitchen. The standout feature is this large island. It’s perfect for having people over and hanging out. Lauren is an amazing cook and is even working on a cookbook, so this space gets a lot of use. We opted for a black-and-white monochromatic palette with earthy accents to keep it sleek and clean, matching the architecture.

We also have a huge fridge—what we like to call the Roy G. Biv situation. Shout out to my guys over at BioSteel!

Let’s head outside. It’s a bit chilly right now, and winter is coming, but we make the most of our indoor-outdoor space during the few months we get to enjoy it. Leonard even has his own snow bed out here!

Welcome to the basement. We aimed for a speakeasy vibe, taking advantage of the lack of natural light to create a moody atmosphere with pops of color. This new favorite sign was inspired by Kyle Richard’s house, and Leonard approves. We have a sizable wine collection, though we started by just buying cool labels—no idea if any of it’s actually good!

The artwork here, by Florai, brings vibrant color to the space, complementing the wine labels. Over here is the pool table, a great spot for killing time with friends. We also have portraits of Andy Warhol, Jimi Hendrix, and Jack Nicholson, with their stories woven into the artwork.

Moving to the guest room, it’s definitely the most popular when friends come over. The lack of natural light makes it perfect for sleeping in. The adjoining en suite bathroom is a fun space with bold tile choices, offering a great experience for guests.

Here’s the theater room, ideal for lazy days. It feels like a private movie theater with a popcorn machine on standby. We have opposite candy preferences—Connor likes licorice and raisins, while I stick to the classics.

The sports court is probably my favorite part of the house. It’s perfect for staying active during the winter months—rollerblading, hockey, or basketball. We also had to replace some massive stairs with foldable ones, not the safest, but great for playing games.

Here’s the gym, a space I spent a lot of time in, especially during quarantine. We hosted the hockey bubble here, which was handy for training and rehabbing injuries. It wraps around, offering a view into the sports court area. And this is the steamer—great for relaxing after a workout.

Let’s head upstairs. We have a cozy lounge area with a reading nook, a fireplace, and a TV that drops down. It connects to the hot tub on the patio, which offers a beautiful view of Edmonton’s river valley and the dog park where Leonard keeps watch.

Lauren painted this piece of art, which I think looks pretty good. I’m not much of an art guy, but it adds a nice touch to the space.

In the bedroom, we added a custom-built bed with a hotel-style feel. The TV pops up at the foot of the bed—perfect for watching shows before sleep. We also created a photo wall featuring family, friends, and Leonard.

The bathroom is spacious, with a big shower and tub. We’re considering adding a door to keep it warmer during Edmonton’s cold winters. I’m a big fan of the tub—it’s great for easing sore legs, even if Lauren hardly uses it.

And finally, the closet is my favorite part of the house. It’s inspired by Yves Saint Laurent, with bright, open spaces to showcase our clothing. I’ve got my suits and Adidas shoes organized here.

Off the bedroom is a patio we use daily. We spend our summers in Toronto, so we only get to enjoy this space during the winter. With heaters and a fireplace, it stays cozy. We also have a two-person infrared sauna, which Lauren insisted on due to her Finnish heritage.