Alanis Morissette lists Ottawa artist-designed condo for €680k
Singer Alanis Morissette is selling her Ottawa apartment, designed by Métis artist Ross Rheaume, for €680,000 through Engel & Völkers. The 172-square-meter unit on Sussex Drive features Rheaume's blend of Eastern and modern Western architectural influences. Rheaume, born in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, moved to Ottawa in 1963 when his father became the first Indigenous member of Parliament for the Northwest Territories. He formed a dance band with schoolmate David Grey in 1980, toured for a decade, then returned to painting and worked as a design consultant for a museum in Saudi Arabia. In 2001, he designed Morissette's interiors.
Key facts
- Alanis Morissette is selling her Ottawa apartment for €680,000.
- The apartment is listed with Engel & Völkers.
- The interiors were designed by Métis artist Ross Rheaume.
- Rheaume's design blends Eastern and modern Western architectural influences.
- Rheaume's father was the first Indigenous member of Parliament for the Northwest Territories.
- Rheaume founded a dance band with David Grey in 1980.
- He worked as a design consultant for a museum in Saudi Arabia.
- The apartment is 172 square meters on Sussex Drive.
Entities
Artists
- Alanis Morissette
- Ross Rheaume
- David Grey
Institutions
- Engel & Völkers
- Parliament of Canada
Locations
- Ottawa
- Canada
- North Battleford
- Saskatchewan
- Northwest Territories
- Sussex Drive
- Saudi Arabia